What If Jack Let Hank Live? | A Breaking Bad Story 

The great thing about this one is that at the time of writing the episode, the writers were in such a rut for ages as to how they could possibly get Hank to leave the RV behind

He needs to do this one next!

YESS

i could see Walt spinning it that Jesse kidnapped him/forced him to cook meth with him

​@@Robert___98do you have a link to a behind the scenes where they talked about this? i def wanna see it

Lol thanks for the laugh! 😊

He starts cooking cocaine to compete with his dad

Hes either intermediate fasting or going to die in 1 to 2 months from what probably is a hunger strike from the lack of breakfast

😂😂 poor Walter. Used by is brother in law & the Nazis

I'd like to see that one

Walter is too old his body couldn’t handle that

Yeeeeaaaaahhhh, but your forgetting one thing... Skyler

​@@creatureconnoryeah but imagine they killed skyler just like they killed andrea. Retaliation for walt trying to escape

In all fairness, he was supposed to die in season 1.

We all hate Jesse!

​@UnwantedGhost1-anz25 lol, yeah, it's like every decision made was to make it so Jesse survives, but just barely. Jesse (and Walt) were so close to dying so often. it's no surprise that a single change would result in their deaths.

Jesse didn't make it easier to himself, when he became a rat.

I try to have the best of both worlds, but I’m happy you enjoyed the content

missed opportunity to call it walt ifs

MISSED OPPORTUNITY

💯

He was helping him by handcuffing him? LOL No.

@@LarsLarsen77 well they don't know who cuffed him and Walt has shown before he can make stories out of thin air, him thinking they will let a DEA agent live was dumbest thing he did in the show (I get it though he was emotionally motivated)

@@LarsLarsen77could say it was Steve Gomes

hank would just say something to be a smartass and he'll get shot faster

@@mrindeed247 no kizzy😂!! That mf wanted to die soo fast like Bruh💀shut upp😭 but nah “I got my DEA pride bro🤓👌🏾!!” 🤣😭🤮🤡

Good idea

Im not sure how that would be done since we no nothing bout his character but it murge he could make it work so good idea

@@grug-gamingI think all we know is that he was Gus’ lover

Maybe Gus would have more emotion/sympathy for others

@@grug-gaming If you watch the episode of his death, we learn that Max had an education in chemistry thanks to Gus, and he was Gus' methamphetamine manufacturer! That's a big deal! If Max never died, Gus wouldn't need Walt or Gale or anyone unless he wants to multiply the amount of cooks he has. This is probably the most extreme butterfly case scenario that can be altered by this channel lol

LMAO

@@CapitanJorge24 what's so le funny? :D

@@HazeAbysmal when you said "sorry walt you're on your own"

@@CapitanJorge24 sounds like something he'd say if he felt the cops were coming. He'd def leave walt behind :D

I think Jack would've just killed Hank AND Walt on the spot and ran. If they take Walt's car away they would quickly find Jesse and kill him too if they didn't already run him over. No way they would risk being witnessed by the cops or leave any witnesses alive.

Marie would’ve never actually done it. Like she said, she wouldn’t actually hurt anyone, it just “feels good to think about it”. It would be a cool what-if but I can’t imagine it realistically happening

​@@nathanclaessen14what if Walt killed himself when Marie told him too?

Marie is incompetent. Even if she did successfully kill him she'd be arrested in a second

I love that idea

​@@ContactsNfilters Then everything that happened after that scene caused by Walter doesn't happen.

He already done the first one. Basically jane and jesse both die and walter is sad

this is my response in my head thinking on what could have happened -jesse and jane would have either left the country/or overdosed on drugs leaving walt without a partner - at that point in time bolsa was defending gus's actions and supporting the middle ground between gus and salamancas so without him it would have gone really bad between the two groups without him to seperate them - hector was slowly loosing his control over the marjority of the cartel so he was getting more reckless and the cartel would have realised this eventually and 'dealt' with him meaning gus would have just been very angry that hector didnt suffer - in the desert that was just after jesse learnt where todds money was stored at his apartment so he would have killed him drove back to his apartment and did what he did in el camino with less complications and jacks gang would have still been alive but without formular to cook so the blue would have stopped being passed around walt would have returned home to give his remaining money to gretchen and elliot just as he did but badger and skinny pete would have not said anything about the blue (which caused him to go free jesse as he did), then after giving his money to gretchen and elliot he would have turned himself in which was his original plan hope this helps give you a bit of an idea what could have happened👍

Yeah I agree and july is the month for me finishing my sequal videos, so stay tuned i have three that i can thi nk of

@@murgeproductionsI think it would very much depend on Skyler. Walt. Jr. would want Uncle Hank to go down hard after seeing that video. Skyler would be upset about that video getting out. The question would be, would she tell the truth? She would have a lot to lose in the car wash. Honestly, I think it’s possible she would let Hank go down, but it’s hard to say.

That’s why i made it a cliff hanger, because i have to think about how I want to go about it, but I believe skylar would side with her son. But I have to rewatch that confession,

@@murgeproductions keep i n mind that they don't know what happened to walt. would Skyler be scared that walt is alive and would hurt her if she sided with hank? Does hank remember Walt saving him, and last being seen with the nazis? a lot of loose ends but this timeline seems very interesting

It doesn’t even make sense. You really think through 11 months of investigation they wouldn’t want to go through his bag?

skyler: was this you? what happened? walt: "i won"

@@HazeAbysmal Bro won over Mr Margolis and all the citizens of the airplane

agreed, i kill Jesse when it makes sense to the story and i like your idea definetly on the list

@@murgeproductionscan you do a scenario where crazy 8 kills Jesse because he doesn’t want his cousin to know he’s a rat?

He’s in the game tho.

what if walt was shot while holding the door with his back? or what if tuco never kidnapped waltuh?

to be fair that was his original destiny, and it works to show the collateral damage

Then we wouldnt have *EL CAMINO!*

Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding, Jesse 💥💥💥💥

love your thoughts and appreciate the feed back and im going to spend july working on sequel videos to tie up these loose ends

@@murgeproductions Well then I can't wait man! Have a great day, and thank you! :D

​@@murgeproductionswhat if Jimmy stole the 1.4m usd at better call Saul season 1?

@@murgeproductions I don't really see any loose ends. The video ends at the right point. The tape convicts Hank, Marie and Skyler forever have a serious rift that can't be mended, Walt Jr probably ends up on drugs or something. There's no need for a sequel on this one.

Honestly, I dont think there's a lot more to go on this one. Walt Jr either confronts Skyler about the DVD, who'd either have to play along or tell him it was the truth (which from Walr Jr's perspective is even more unbelievable) or he takes the DVD straight to the police, which just further incriminates Hank (Well, both would likely happen, just switching the order). Hank gets convicted and Marie breaks contact with them.

Totally felt. He was the mix of being nice and vile at the same time

Walt was more of a liability there than in the show. He was also probably in a bad mood.

First 3 seem kinda random

@@bearpoop720 not random, its referencing better call saul. hector has a stroke and nearly dies in season 3 finale (resulting in his paralysis) but is saved due to gus's intervention. mike was going to kill hector and the twins but again gus intervenes and stops him.

@@el1n3 I've watched BCS don't explain to me. If Kim was in BB what difference would it make. Only way I see her returning is if Saul Goodman never truly manifests within Jimmy. The other 2, are just what if BB didn't have these villains.

@@bearpoop720 if you claim to have seen the show... literally how is it random. the events in bb would transpire differently if even a single member of the salamanca family was killed off earlier. because they are, quite literally, the overarching antagonists in the show that are the cause for many butterfly effects. its an interesting thesis to delve into. while i do agree that kim's presence in breaking bad would serve little to no narrative purpose except shock value, these are what if scenarios. they're for fun and speculation. however if kim was somehow in bb by some off-chance, then saul's story would've definitely turned out very differently.

​@@bearpoop720 The second one happened in "What if Mike killed Hector?'

Working on it, it’s definitely coming in July

Breaking bad next generations 🤣

Honestly the only thing that changes with the assassins killing lalo, is lalo doesn't kill howard and all the consequences of that don't happen. This video would be better framed as "what if lalo didn't kill howard?"

@@mappingshaman5280 you do realise that will also allow nacho to continue being a pawn for Gus Fring which changes a lot in Breaking bad

@@oskaranddaniel7582 no it doesn't. The salamanca twins will still think he killed lalo like in the OG timeline.

@@mappingshaman5280 they would blame some other gang and make some story up about nacho and why the gate was open

@@oskaranddaniel7582 then why did that not happen in the original timeline? Seriously I don't think you understand the early part of season 6. The twins assumed lalo is dead. They did not see nacho's body. They made the logical assumption he was a rat. How does lalo actually being dead change any of that?

Walt having a DEA brother-in-law was too much of a liability for them.

Depends on the fine meth walt will cook for them, plus walt's cancer that they will notice as the weeks go by.

*what if Jimmy died in the events of Bagman

he did say he was getting milk and never came back lol

Sorry dude, rats got to die

Hank also has undoubtedly noted the license plates of every car present at the shootout.

1. He pissed on the book instead by accident and he checked it before trying to fixing it because he is... Hank. 2. He defecates through a sunroof again 3. Mike's middle fingers move up and then avenge him by moving like a bullet with each one shooting the other one 4. He probably gets killed by him due to protecting his father. 5. Walter finds Jesse as the reason of Hank's death the same way in S5E14, but takes his anger on his friends as a punishment for him, then he goes against Tuco.

“Everything went almost perfect.” Except for Hank getting killed, his whole family hating him and him losing a vast majority of his money.

@@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333 it could've been worse lmao

Man that would be a fun story. I really dont know if jesse could think far enough ahead to NOT simply drop the money off on their porch leaving skyler absolutely flabbergasted. If she notices jesse, then shed probably get him to spill the beans and man that would be such a shock. But then shed realize she has to launder the money somehow, maybe forcing jesse to help her... the adventures of jesse and mrs white

More to come! And glad you liked it

Personally I believe nothing would change.

Yeah I mean, its Gus to be fair.

Yeah, this made no sense

​@@guilhermehank4938 Todd has less incentive to protect Walter here because he and his crew are at risk of being arrested from their point of view with Walt still around. It makes sense he would let him die in this scenario.

It’d be the same story, just with the roles reversed.

@@Delta_Aves well not really hank in the show isnt the smartest

Or if he took tyrus offer to do it by himself

Gus could’ve been the Two-Face of Albuquerque.

I don't think the Gus surviving is so unrealistic though, pipe bomb isn't the thing powerful enough to guaranteed kill everyone in the room, so canonically Gus got a bit unlucky. What I always think of though, is the pipe bomb is surely not powerful enough to kill the car passengers, so Gus would definitely have survive that case of bombing if he used the car.

I will say though this script is very well written and the scenario as well for the most part

is it believable though

​@@murgeproductionsyes

I’m sure I can get a sequel out of this

Thanks dude! I try my best

Glad you enjoyed it!

Want never want to cook without his gas mask and probably have the "anti metal" chemistry recipe, so maybe he can run away

Glad you enjoy it! Thank you