BREAKING BAD - The Pink Bear's Meaning, Explained 

When he got the news he had cancer.

@@tripttwe damn straight

quite literally the moment Walt ceases being Walt and full on becomes Heisenberg, is the All mighty "i am the danger, i am the one who knocks" scene and episode, he literally, in that very scene, strips from earth tones in his wardrobe to Crimson red and Black as he scolds Skylar......

Killing Krazy 8

Crawl Space

We he moved Jesse, and thus Jane so kinda

@@koldgold9733 na he braced the hand next to her which made her do that

Why did Walter go to jesse’s house the second time anyway? Did he always intend on killing jane but she died without too much interference?

@@kentuckybruce6816 if I recall correctly, he goes to the house because he is worried for Jesse. He speaks to Jane's father at the bar and they talk about his daughter, and Walt calls Jesse his nephew. They talk about how you can never give up on them. He knows Jesse has gone down a dark path with drugs lately and so he goes to make sure he's okay. I could be remembering it wrong or missing some details, but I'm pretty sure that was the reason Edit to add: I don't think he intended on killing Jane. He didn't want her in Jesse's life or for her to interfere with their meth business. But at the end of the scene, we see that he is okay with her death in the moment. Jane starts to cough and choke, and Walt goes over because he's worried. He feels like a dad. But then he thinks of how she got Jesse using heroin. How she blackmailed him. So he decides to do nothing. However, he does cry. Brian Cranston actually said that when he cried during that scene, he saw his own daughter lying there. But, then Walt decides he needs to put it behind him. In my opinion, this is when Heisenberg stops becoming a business thing for Walt, and actually starts to BE Walt.

@@salomahoney2675 thanks for the reply!

good math🙃👍🏿

WHAT!?

ok

I knew this and it's so cool. It's my favorite little piece of trivia about the show

i thought that abq was the albuquerque airport code. thanks for verifying

One of these shows stuck the landing. The other went full "dragon lady bad now."

Sorry The Sopranos was the greatest TV series ever - GOT not even close and not only because of the final season.

@@ScreenCrush hahaha, thats literally true

GoT: I rule. TWD: No, me. Breaking Bad: Say my name.

I shed a tear and applauded when breaking bad finished. I ate a hot dog when GOT finished. I needed comfort food. They ran my favorite show to the fucking ground.

Did walt even know what it was from tho?

My dumbass thought it was a camera which would record the conversation walter had and will bring his downfall

@@kingrojin8009 yes he did

Their what?

*there their = possessive they're = contraction of "THEY aRE" there: for all other uses

it can be all of that depending what part of the story you're in

Cope

cope

Cope

cringe

ong i just be watching the show only thinking "bald guy cook meth with junkie"

Don’t think so

The eye never appears after season 4 when Gus was dead

Like a preview to a foreshadow.

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 ive never noticed that

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 That’s exactly it. When he died he stopped watching.

He didn't lay her on her back, she rolled over onto her back due to Walt trying to wake Jesse up by shaking him.

@@BlyGuy she wouldn’t have rolled over though had walt not been there, even if it wasn’t his intention he did sorta cause her death

@@cotapillar7802 yea, if Walt doesn't try waking Jesse up, Jane doesn't roll over and then suffocate on her vomit. 100% on Walt that Jane died.

You lot forget Walt is responsible for her death nonetheless, he didn’t save her when he easily could have by turning her.

Donald tragically gave Walt the advice to value Jesse's life over his own daughter's.

Walt didnt do it for any other reason then CONTROL.. it's the theme of the whole show. Hes not a good guy. Hes a bad guy that justifies his actions. He is awesome though.

@@karenamyx2205 nah, he actually cared about jesse, obviously walt wanted him just to himself, but he saw him as his son too and wanted to protect him

@@benjapizarro981 Bruh, caring about somebody else doesnt make you good in any way.

@@gandalf_thegrey agreed, he showed his love in a strange way

Say what? I did not notice that. That's incredible.

What is NA?

@@salomahoney2675 Narcotics Anonymous

@@salomahoney2675 North America

@@salomahoney2675 Not Avaliable 💀

same here, every time I watch it I always notice something new! So far i’ve seen it 8 times 😅

@@junithebunni wow that's incredible! Be careful though, you may break bad yourself 😈

Not exactly a theory

A theory would be a video based on who Walt was speaking to in the car. Someone pointed out that the keys were an NA keychain. So maybe he thought about Jane constantly, because of the eyeball, and he was speaking to Jane. Then he would get justice for her.

@@ScreenCrush I'm pretty sure in Felina, Walt was way past regretting Jane's death.

Nice catch would've never found that

Yeah but Walt didn't kill Jane, he wasn't even supposed to be there. She would die even if he wasn't there

@@tomasbar1101 He did. She was sleeping on her side until Walt broke in and shook Jesse, which flipped on her back

Oh sorry, you're right, I completly forgor about that 💀

Walt also saves Jesse from fully committing to vengeance. Jesse was about to kill the two guys on the street when Walt ran them over. Every bad deed Walt did was either to protect himself, his family or Jesse. Until Jane. And after that he slowly started to make more decisions to gain control and power.

@@hannanah8036 i feel like he did it to protect jesse and have it be rock bottom or a wake up call for jesse to sober up.

they only ever say he attempted to kill himself, and was rushed to the hospital, i don't believe it's ever said that he died or not.

@@austindolan7182doesn’t really matter, he’ll never recover from janess death, but I assume he would have died anyway.

I Don’t see it :(

@@curryberry7930 on the happy hour board!

@@anmolkirtunia9065 thank you 🥰

I'd have to watch the show first

@@ScreenCrush haha me too, thats why i couldnt find something more acurate about it. Btw just kidding, we still love watching bb theories. ❤️

Ozymandias

Felina

Top 3 1. Ozymandias 2. Felina 3. Face Off

Face off

Ozymandias, Felina, Face off, Granite State, Gliding over all

Its called.. Law of attraction

You should! I'm going to do Better Call Saul again soon

@Ryan Akwar The Sopranos and The Wire?? :)

@Ryan Akwar Nice I agree

@Ryan Akwar it is

@Ryan Akwar it really is. I could write for hours why.

@Ryan Akwar what is then

Thanks Eric!

I was thinking about doing a breakdown of that episode! I saw another channel has done one already, so I'd have to check them out first and make sure we're covering new ground.

@ScreenCrush I know these take a ton of time & effort, so I'm grateful for the one you did! But I'll try to find the one you're talking about, as well. Also, apparently I'm in the minor, but I was totally hoping for Die Hard from that poll. They're all solid choices. But I know you can also silence any doubters that say DH isn't a Xmas movie. Either way, looking forward to the next breakdown! 🙌

if you've ever seen cronenberg's classic body horror movie 'the fly' then you'd know damn well that walt's probably got a point to want to remove the fly. and it's probably best to swat it and kill it first before cooking.

Same 😢

Definitely! I could talk about any aspect of this show for hours.

Gogogaga👶👶👶 grow up

Thanks! I've got lots of ideas.

Yup. I was crazy and very wrong. Thank goodness.

Oh wow that's deep

Thanks again!

The Fly episode was a metaphorical episode. The fly basically represented everything that went wrong in Walt’s story up to this point. Like the guilt he feels for letting Jane die, the guilt he feels for causing the plane crash, and how frustrated he is because his wife found out about everything. Do you know how it is when you feel something just went wrong in your life and you can’t change it no matter what you do? Whether it’s a mistake you made or something went the complete opposite of how you expected it. It’s like your life has been contaminated, you just wish you could change it, you feel it wasn’t supposed to be like that. You live with constant mental torture and regret. You can’t get it out of your mind. Maybe you don’t know, maybe you haven’t made a life altering mistake. In the episode Walt talks about what he thought was the perfect moment for him to die. It was when his daughter had just been born and it was before everything bad happened. But the fact that he kept living just to see everything fall apart keeps bothering him. He never planned to let an innocent girl choke in front of him, he never planned to be the main cause why two planes crashed, he never planned for Skyler to find out about his illegal activities, and he also never planned to technically be a slave for a drug kingpin. In his perfect plan, he was going to make a lot of money for his family and nothing bad would happen, he would have all the control he wanted, no one would ever find out and he would still be the innocent GOOD man he thought himself to be, and he would live happy until his death. All that talk about contamination is actually about Walt’s life, which has been contaminated to the point of no return. It was him seeing the reality of what his life turned out to be. At the end he has to learn to live with it and accept that the fly will always be there, that constant buzzing in his ear, the buzzing that never goes away, constantly reminding him that things didn’t go the way he wanted to. His life is a lost cause, just like a contaminated batch.

Sorry for the huge paragraph. Just trying to explain the overall meaning of the Fly. Hope you understood something

@@johnp.smithasimpleman7281 wow!!! Thank you!!! I appreciate it. Means alot. Kinda want to watch the episode again. Or the whole series with you!!! Thanks!!! I'm a long paragraph writer myself too!!!!

@@Melanierose21122 Haha I’m glad you appreciated it!! :)

Hello there! and thanks!