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Walt: So, you were always like this…? Saul: 😐😅

"So you were always like this" Jesus such an unneeded cruel putdown

Where's the most replayed bar?

When you finally understand the Maths question (rare occurrence):

"So you were always like this"...brother I'll not be preached to by a meth kingpin who just had someone in his family die and is no running away because he's a coward

I didn't watch Better Call Saul, should I?

"so you were always like this" is one of the deeeeeepest lines I've heard written in a script and delivered by an actor in some time.

Never remembered that Walt said that -“you were always like this”. Man the more I see Saul’s interactions with others is the more I see a true victim of one’s circumstances. He was always given the impression that he was ‘less than’ of others. Poor Jimmy, I feel so bad for him. Walt on the other hand, is one to talk. Someone who grew to disregard people. No one just “breaks bad” one day. I think if we saw Walt and his background we could potentially see that Walt, just like Saul, “was always like this”.

I believe Walt about his company

Me in class getting taught the same lesson for the fifth time (I have no clue what it means still)

Walter is basically another Chuck to Jimmy. “People don’t change! You’re slippin Jimmy!” “So you were always like this”

0:44 This fucking sucks

This like a 30 year old trying to play a teen in high school 😂😂

really love how much of an asshole walt is in his last scene, really sums up his whole character 😭

The shaky cam makes me nostalgic to Breaking Bad

Idk this Walter and Jesse characters seem like they have some potential, I wonder what their own show would be like

Walt looks damn near the same

they even shot the scenes shaky like in breaking bad lol

5:12 The moment Walter White became a Whovian.

People: "Jesse looks older" Aaron: "oh sorry, let me just de-age myself real quick no biggie"

I never saw walt and jesse in a hd video

Even the watch scene where walter looks at the watch which is obvious that he regrets what he did to jesse drove a fantastic element of breaking bad’s filmography. Outstanding!

Walter really slotted back into the role immensely, yh jesse looks a bit older but he was great too (not his fault obviously), amazing work

The camera work feels nothing like always sunny

The origin story of slippin jimmy.

I Like how the camera changes for the Breaking Bad Flashbacks to the shacky cam they used there

So Walt, over the series. • no hair • hair for a few episodes • no hair • dies while having hair for 2 episodes but still having cancer

very much hearing Todd Chavez. it's like Aaron's doing an even funnier version of Jesse

Regrets: I regret not accepting Sharon’s offer to cast for Emilio’s role.

“Not baby Jesus time” is a line I never thought I’d here

“So you were always like this.?” God mf damn

Bare in mind, he kidnapped Holly, Hank is dead, Jane died, Jesse he presumes is dead, the plane crashed, Brock was in hospital, and Walt talks about a failed business empire.

0:33

Slippin Jimmy 🤣

7:28 oof thats cold walt

"I'm sorry you said the *what* travels?" That's the most Walt line of all time

Gotta love how every single time walt's onscreen in BCS he's the single most insufferable person.

it’s interesting how they don’t even show the same shot

Complaining about how older they look is silly. Would you have preferred disney skinwalker CGI aaron paul?

Walter is such a dick, it's a miracle anyone at all likes him

Jimmy's facial expression after Walt says "so you were always like this" is so brilliant. I imagine it's a mix of realising Walt is right and that he's always been a con man, but also remembering when he was trying to make an honest living and how far he'd fallen. Bob Odenkirk is so underrated.

Bro said "I had a fish that could use this as a vacation 💀💀💀" Saul always saying some funny shit so effortlessly

Jesse's cheeks are so puffy now 😂

It was interesting how these actors stepped back into their roles. Aaron Paul seemed too mature, wise, and introspective to be a pre-BB Jesse. Bryan Cranston was in full Walter White, chemistry teacher mode. We didn't see Heisenburg in any of these interactions.

nombre de la pelicula?

I love this guys they deserve more screen time

0:45 this fucking sucks

The scene with Saul and Walt is genius. I could've watched a full movie length feature of just the two of them in that room. A movie about both them going on the run together somehow would've also been amazing. Walt is so demeaning and bitter towards Saul. Saul isn't angry about it. He feels pitty for Walt, he's almost trying to help him emotionally.... trying to figure out what makes Walt tick.

Swifties when they find out it's not inherently misogynistic to criticise a billionaire for ripping off counter culture and being irresponsible about their carbon footprint: 0:20

Walter White running dudes over with his Pontiac Aztec still cracks me up.