Top 10 Dumbest Mistakes on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul 

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it's crazy to know how Saul got mixed up with the Salamancas because of a stunt

walter is a GENIUS, but how did he leave the book signed by a meth cook on his toilet??? never gonna understand that. Maybe his ego got to him and he thought he was smarter than everyone else

I assumed this was about actual mistakes as in a continuity error or a coffee cup on set. I was incensed at the suggestion that there is anything wrong with Better Call Saul.

Jessie leaving the keys to The RV in the ignition & letting the battery die in the middle of Nowhere. 🤦🏿‍♂️

Jesse's AHHHH!! WIRE!! always cracks me up. 🤣

The fact that they had to use both shows to make a top 10 list speaks to how good these shows were

Nah, the biggest mistake was Walt just not taking Elliot’s offer at the party in the first season. Literally none of the events would’ve happened after but I guess we wouldn’t have this awesome show. Also, what about the time when Walt literally tells Hank that he has half a million in cash in his bag and Hank laughs it off 😂

#1 should’ve been when Jesse left the keys in the RV’s ignition. That damn near killed both him and Walt, the stupidity that followed made me laugh so much.

Two of the best TV shows ever made.

I though number 1 would be "giving money to Ted Benneke", worst decision ever made

One of the cousin twins not finishing hank of with the gun and going for the axe and losing the black bullet in the shootout is a great honerable mention

#1 isn't a dumb mistake. Jesse was blackmailed and at some point got in way too deep to leave

When the bathub dropped in jesse's house I actually laughed hard at this scene. Its something I'd probably do also🤣

Rewatching the show now. What I don’t get is Walter blatantly driving to the industrial washing place daily & parking his car right out in the open.

Lol! Watchmojo casually reminding us to Subscribe and “ring that bell” after mentioning what happened to Gus at number 2. 😂

Walter being too stupid to see that Jack made up his mind ten minutes ago

Also Walter, not making a reasonable reason to cancel the order to kill Jesse, that’s why hank got killed, Walt could have said, that Jesse tricked him and he escaped

Ted underestimating a carpet

At Elliot’s b-day party, his colleagues ask Walt what university he teaches at when he says he gravitated towards education. Makes me wonder why he didn’t actually go to work at a university. He definitely could have done it with ease and avoided all this.

Killing gale was one of the good choices cuz Walter was almost killed

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Wow coincidence.....I m currently watching Breaking Bad series....and suddenly these videos pop up...

Gus Fring would’ve still been alive and would’ve avoided death had he let Tyrus kill Hector Salamanca when Tyrus had an opportunity and offered to do it.

If you think about it Walt & Gus was all about wanting power but there pride & ego got the best of them in a different way. Walt thinking he was better then everyone else and left evidence in his own home with a DEA brother and law to find out. Gus torturing Hector and got killed for it letting Hector survive all those years.

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul have one of the worst cliches, the stupid villains and the misunderstandings! The mistakes were made have lead them into the mess!

Walt is such a good character because of how pathetic he is while he can outsmart anyone he lacks experience and sometimes commonsense when he does things sure he can outsmart and kill Gus but should he even do that

Kim's involvement in schemes primarily stems back from her mom. Sure Jimmy reintroduced her, but the scheme that really broke the glass here, was entirely Kim's idea.

The Salamanca twins could have EASILY shot Nacho’s tires when his truck was at a complete halt (before he hotwires it).

I just wish Werner hadn't flown the coup. he didn't deserve to die and his wife didn't deserve for their last words to be in anger.

I feel like nacho switching out hectors pills should’ve been on here

When Hank realized W.W was Walter, he was literally and figuratively sh***ing himself 😂

Jimmy sabotaging that job in Davis & Main! He could'be partner and make a succesful career, he even had a fireplace on his office and a cocolobo desk! C'mon !

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Where’s Jimmy’s “Chicago Sunroof”?

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We'll see how it plays out, but going after / trying to bring down Howard in BCS this season. It was petty. It was cruel. All things considered, Howard was not a really bad person. A bit vain.

Can't wait for the bcs s6 second half

Putting the battery in Chuck's pocket was NOT a dumb mistake. It was a smart move.

Just finished watching Breaking Bad series two days ago and now I understand why people still make videos about it..

The skateboard scheme actually makes a lot of sense cause saul had a habit of doing cons before becoming a lawyer, this time it didnt end very well for him.

In Gilligan we believe. The last 6 episode are half as gud as bb last 6 it'll be classic

0:56 “ahhh wire” 😂😂😂

Walter's biggest mistake was not taking Elliott and Gretchen's offer. yea we don't fully have insight on what actually happened except for like idek clues. I may be wrong on that. But he did so much bad things and refused to go the "safer" route and not mess everything up

I can say with absolute conviction that Gus Fring's greatest mistake was his inordinate obsession to keep Hector alive to endlessly torment him. This lead to Gus being bombed at the Senior Center. Gus fell for the fake FBI trip hook line and sinker.

Fail to see how tricking Chuck was stupid. Choices were pretty limited in that scenario so desperate maybe, but not exactly stupid

All the characters did unforgivable things. I still love Gus tho

#1 Marie & Skyler never getting naked

So no one is gonna mention how Badger is the reason why Walt had to get rid of Gale as his partner that led to his downfall?

why couldn't you wait till Better Call Saul ended and make this list? It's only a month away.

The dumbest mistake on Breaking Bad was when Walter said "Which phone?".

A lot of the mistakes, especially among the cartel people came from hubris, pride and ego. As Mike had put it, Walt couldn't stand not being "the man". He could have known his place, simply worked for Gus until his cancer was too bad and earned millions until then. But because of Walt's ego, he not only lost most the money he made but lost the family he did this for (initially) to support. Don Eladio died because he thought that nobody dared touch him and he also didn't expect that Gus would go so far as to poison himself. Marco and Leonel died because they couldn't let go of the idea of blood for blood. They could have killed Hank but Marco just had to do it with an axe instead of simply shooting Hank. Leonel wouldn't have lost his legs if he had just jumped aside when Hank drove in reverse Lalo died because he wanted to gloat with the video. Gus died because he just had to kill Hector himself. He could have told Tyrus to do it. Victor died because not only did he let himself be seen by witnesses after Gale's murder, he also thought he could overstep his bounds and become the cook.

Bryan Cranston is such a great actor, that I actually would have loved to see an alternate, 'what-if' scenario where Walt swallows his pride, accept Elliot's offer and makes an inspiring recovery in his battle with cancer. I know, it's obviously hypothetical as it gets, but let me dream

how the hell is jesse partnering with walt the dumbest decision? he was being blackmailed, he basically had no choice. even if he willingly did it he wouldn't really have a reason not to trust him, would he?

The Skatebord ploy wasn’t a dumb idea, it was a good idea gone horribly wrong with them getting the wrong person.

They way Lalo died did not seem realistic. Lalo was the smartest Salamanca imo and him dying because of over smartness did not make much sense.

Am I the only one who thought that the content of the video was about script mistakes in both series?

Jimmy’s biggest mistake with Chuck is t the battery it’s going to the insurance company and getting them to up the insurance which leads to chucks booting out from hhm which ultimately leads to his death not the battery

The last shot setup was brilliant.

Nacho trying to kill Hector by switching the pills didn't work out so well for him.

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Whoever’s writing this video doesn’t seem to clock that Walter didn’t want to get away with it. He wanted to be caught. He wanted Hank to know that he wasn’t the pushover loser brother in law, he was the most powerful man in the area

Shouldn’t Walt declining to rejoin Grey Matter. Be number one, instead? He could of avoid a lot of criminal backlash and save everyone a whole lot of trouble! By getting over his ego!

0:06 Ryan in the bottom left corner kinda looks like hank

Walt biggest mistake isn't even in this list. IMO, WW biggest mistake was hiding all his money in one place, he had 80 million dollars but he was so dumb that he put all his eggs in the same basket, and worse knowing that Saul Goodman and his crew know the exactly location and because that he fell for Jesse and Hank trap. If he had hidden alone in 8 different places, 10 millions each that never would have happen. Even, if somehow Jesse and Hank find out one barrel he wouldn't be so desperate to run for it, scared of losing all his money. He could just pretend he don't know anything about this money, like Mike did with his money which would ultimately avoided the events in Ozymandias, Hank death and Walt losing 69 millions (and Walt only didn't lose all because Jack pited him and let he stay with 11 millions).

actually, when walt started to cook for gus, it was somewhere then we saw gomez with his beard. but in better call saul, we see gomez with his beard, but it was during that time the superlab was being constructed

#1 was getting cancer in the first place

The skateboarding scheme could work but the skateboarding guys were not the best of thinkers because they try to get Saul.

They had to kill Gale to be fair

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I wonder if Gus and his partner made a mistake in the first place by giving away their samples instead of trying to approach the cartel in a “respectful way” ?

I started hating Walt when he poisoned Brock, killed Gale, and Gus. Walt straight up lies to Jesse saying Gus is going to kill them when in reality, Gus only wanted to kill Walt. He goes and lies to Jesse and drags Jesse down with him smh. Walt freaks out and drags down everyone with him! Jesse, Gus, Mike, all would’ve been fine and Walt would’ve been dead. If I remember right, Gus even gave Walt an option to just stop and he wouldn’t kill him! But Walt never tells Jesse this…

Jimmy needed to save his law license, which Chuck was trying to take away from him. He spent a year and a half trying to build a career while looking after his brother, a measure made all the more difficult by the fact that Chuck had sabotaged his best job prospect. It would not have made sense for him to give up his license, his career, and his livelihood without a fight. Aside from that, there's no causality between the battery and Chuck's suicide. If anything, the battery stunt is what led him to seek treatment. He never would have faced the prospect of his illness being mental if it weren't for that demonstration. Now, you could say that Jimmy was to blame for HHM's insurance rates going up, but Chuck very easily could have stepped back from the firm and focused on his treatment for a year until he was able to demonstrate to the company that he was not a liability. Threatening to blow up the firm if he wasn't able to make it die a slow and painful death was childish and stupid, and he threw a hissy fit over not getting his way. On top of that, Jimmy reached out to make amends and Chuck pretty cruelly rebuffed him. Chuck made way more mistakes than Jimmy, the chief one being underestimating his little brother. Jimmy did not pull Kim into his world. In fact, she pursued him into it, with very little encouragement. Having Kim on his side was nothing but beneficial to him, since she got him out of multiple scrapes and even provided him a reason to keep fighting to live when he was stranded in the desert. Without Kim, he would not have been able to put together their shared practiced, and he would not have been able to work through the year that he was unlicensed. Teaming up with Kim was one of the smartest things Jimmy did.

I laughed my ass off when Jesse said haaa wire

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I think the biggest mistake Walt made was refusing to work with Gale.

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Biggest mistake was Walt not quitting when he had millions already. But his ego wouldn't let him! Cost him everything in the end.

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Imo one of the biggest mistakes no one ever talks about is Walter not giving jessse the ricin. If Walter just gives Jesse the ricin then so much is avoided. Those guys that used kids to deal drugs would die in a way that would raise no suspicion to gus whatsoever because ricin kills in an undetectable manner. Plus as far as he knows, Walter nor Jesse have any problems with his men. Which means Gus would have no problems with Jesse and Walter, meaning gale wouldn’t have to die, Gus wouldn’t die and there would be no more clues for Hank to follow and eventually find out who the real culprit was.

Gus's gruesome death aside. I would not want to visit my most hated foes to torment them because I will not gain anything from maiming them, even if you wanna see them suffer

They really should have done a flashback scene in season 5 showing how Walt poisoned Brock.

#1 letting Walt live #2 letting Hector live Also kim was always damaged because of her mom. She was both ambitious and self destructive. She continually did a cycle of advancing her career and then sabotaging herself.

I was looking for meta-mistakes not canonical. Like #1: he’d have to leave that acid in the tub for one HELL of a long time for it to eat through that much material. I think it was that scene that made me watch the BB series.

#1 Walt not buying health insurance

Most of them are not dumb mistakes, but "mistakes" or "consequences" coming from the traits, history, motivations of a character. 9. Jimmy's scheme is not dumb, he just happens to get the wrong person. However it has nothing do with dumb. This comes from Jimmy's character because he always founds out, how to rig an outcome of a case. Jimmy like Walt is a genious. However Walt is a scientist, while Jimmy knows everything about people and how to manipulate them to do what he wants. 8. Walt sells his share. The story is told in Breaking Bad fully. Gretchen was Walt's girlfriend and chose Elliot over him. It is not illogical to see Elliot as the third wheel in the room. Elliot and Gretchen never acknowledge Walt's share in what Grey Matter has become. Walt's actions are perfect to his character. He is the young scientist, nerd whoose girlfriend chooses another one. He is ashamed and chooses to go away, leave the whole thing and his humiliation. That's because he sell his share. 7. Chuck. Chuck is evil as hell. He realizes that Jimmy is a genious, he envies him maximally. Even when Jimmy proves that he is a good lawyer and is very talented, he chooses to destroy him. Chuck is the man who is capable to supress his own brother just to proove his way - learning his whole life and work dilligently - is the only way, so he is more worth than his brother. In addittion the only person that cares for him, when he gets ill is Jimmy. Chuck deserves his faith. 6. Slaying Gale. Given the situation Walt had no alternative. Mike had him at gunpoint with orders to execute him. To think was dumb simply excludes excludes his character change / development. 5. Not quitting while he's ahead. While this may be true for a short term (beginning of the 5th season), Walt quits. When Mike finds the book, he is not active anymore. So Walt manages to stop and restore some kind of equibrillium which is destroyed by Mike finding the book. 4. Involving Kim. People think Kim was not as guilty as Jimmy / Saul. Kim was almost just like Jimmy. She can be considered the main regulator in Jimmy's life. While you may say everyone is responsible for his / her own life, you don't treat the man you supposedly love like this. Kim leaves Jimmy in that point of his life when he is most vulnerable, knowing it will end bad. Jimmy was in love with Kim, the dumb and incredible ending of BCS shows, that he even sacrifices himself for this stupid and irrational love.

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I'm pretty sure Jimmy is still gonna make a stupid mistake or two. You should have waited with the list til the final 6 episodes aired.

Here are a few : - Walt killing the drug dealers even though Walt doesn't care about the boy and not being in self-defense (Jesse was the one going after them). - Walt getting too close with Jesse who's a liability more than anything else, he could let him die alongside Jane. - Gus' persistence of wanting the blue meth but wanting to murder Walt instead of just abandoning all that. - Jesse going to deal with Tuco with a whole batch instead of just a small dose (lol). - Walt's refusal to work alongside Gretchen and Elliot, even if it was a matter of ego, him coming back to the company he created to do a job he loves with a very high income and free treatment was his way out. - Lalo's faking his death, protecting Gus from the cartel. - Nacho's showing a full bottle of medicine to the ambulance, raising suspicion. - Mike working for Gus instead of Lydia. - Skyler not suing Walt for divorce and cheating on him with a beta male. - Kimberley's actions against Howard. - Chuck being dishonest and treacherous when he could just say to Jimmy that he doesn't qualify for a job in his law firm.

Tricking chuck wasnt a mistake he deserved more than that

Erroneous! Biggest #1 mistake? BB S2E2: When Tuco is about to snort the "improved" ricin tainted meth, which would kill him, Jesse can't help but say that the secret ingredient is chili powder. And so, Tuco throws it out because he hates chili powder. If Jesse kept his freaking mouth shut then Tuco would have died, Jesse and Walt would have gotten away, and things would likely have gone so much better for them. But that would have resulted in a less entertaining show as well.

How did Jesse expect to empty the bath tub after filling it full of acid

Let me just say *BETTER CALL SAUL IS A BETTER SHOW THAN BREAKING BAD.* there, I said it. And it should be since it is made years after. Lol

The dumbest one was when Walter almost swat the fly but Jesse turned off the power 😂

What about Marco getting the axe to try and kill Hank, when he could've just killed him straight with a gunshot?

The bathtub scene was supposed to be dramatic but it had me giggling and kicking my feet into the air

How is it a mistake to kill Gale? That had to happen.

I love all these characters..give me more BB AND BCS

Worst mistake of breaking bad is that Skyler singing to Ted scene

I'm confused why Saul couldn't just say he confessed to that felony to make his brother feel better...which is exactly what he says when Chuck tells him that? He could say, I didn't actually do it, I just said it to make Chuck feel better...and it did. It made him feel better. Him recording me actually saying that should be enough to exonerate me. Right?