I’d argue it wasn’t just Walt’s arc but the arc of his relationship with Jesse (and therefore Jesse’s arc). When things between him and Jesse are “normal,” Jane’s death and its effect on Jesse eat away at him; when Jesse utterly betrays Walt, all bets are off. I would even argue that it’s possible Walt told Jesse about Jane so that Jesse would feel as betrayed as Walt felt by Jesse - like, not so much Walt being cruel for its own sake but more of a “hurt people hurt people” type thing. Basically I think if Jesse had betrayed Walt to the same extent at any point in the show, Walt would have told him about Jane to hurt him. Again that’s just an interpretation and one that is probably more sympathetic to Walt than most people would feel after watching this That’s not to disagree with you at all, I just like to make things more complicated lol
It's not about character development, he was geniuenly sorry for Jane, even though he let her die to save Jesse from overdosing, mostly. But when Jesse threatened him, snitched on him, and Go Hank killed, he said it to hurt him.
@@blazaybla22People think he's cruel for saying that, it's stupid. Jesse literally snitched on him, threatened him and got Hank killed. I agree with you, finally someone who doesn't hate Walt for anything.
it's so sad because you can tell in that moment he was genuinely sorry and the only reason he told Jesse he watched her die was because he felt it was Jesse's fault that Hank died because he brought him all the way out there.
Actually if you watch the show Walt is the reason Jane choked to death. Walt tried to wake Jesse up by shaking him and making Jane sleeps facing upward and later choked to death.
@@alifrahman1328 my guy what are you talking about? "if you watch the show" 🤓 I've watched it at least 10 times, I know that that happens, but that's irrelevant to what I said.
I watched fly while being sick, hella migraines, stuffed nose, burning throat and temperature at 2 am. This episode was a literal fever dream for me. But I feel like it's THE correct way of watching it. Made it all the more melancholic, dreamy and sad, and not gonna lie Skylar's lullaby still gives me goosebumps. The pain in throat and terrible nonstop coughing wouldn't let me sleep, I just really wanted to sleep, then Walter's "the perfect moment to die" speech happens and I just bawl my eyes out. I cried only two times watching bb, the ending and this episode. FLY IS PEAK 💯💯💯
@@psychokiller9824 way to down play down how much Walter cared for Jesse. He wanted him to get clean and in his eyes, if she stayed around Jesse would’ve never gotten cleaned up. But what do I know I just watch the show
@@Mrbrigz Of course he did care for jessie, but that wasn't the only motive. She was a threat to his business. Also, In this moment he said it purely to hurt Jessie. Maybe you have forgotten the context. Don't downplay how cold-blooded Hisenberg can be.
Honestly Walter became so evil. He turned into a cartel man who killed anyone who got in his way. He wasn’t the hero of this show. Jesse use more morals than Walter by the end.
@@saturnringer267 That's not even what's at question here. It was Walter White in general. Don't get me wrong I love the character but Walter White became a horrible, horrible person. A murderer. Still his death hurt, it was gut punching but that doesn't change the fact that he became a shitty person.
@@sammiller3875 why, would you skip an episode in a show, where context matters, what? I'd get if it had like filler episodes, but this is a show, not an anime.
Fun fact: The fly episode was shot in just one place cuz the product team was running on a v low budget to shoot anything and so they decided to shot it just in the one isolated place and it ended up being one of the most pivotal episodes.
Fun fact, Walt's actor actually thought of his own daughter during the scene, this had an effect on him in real life. Edit: many of you guys have not seen the interview where he says this, and also, this reply section is already big, so please, shut up.
@@rambomc51 yeah, Bryan Cranston said in an interview or two that he had a mental image of his daughter in the place of Jane and that the scene affected him in real life
What’s worse is that Walter was not just a bystander to Jane’s death, he was a participant. Jane always made sure that she and Jesse fell asleep on their side after using so that they wouldn’t choke on their own vomit. They were both sleeping on their side until Walt broke in and shook Jesse to wake him. It knocked Jane onto her back. Of course, Walt can’t be blamed for Jane’s drug use, but she wouldn’t have died if Walt never came over.
@@dishman1966 walter did awful things, jane did awful things, jane put the heroin into her body willingly but walter may have caused said heroin to kill her it's not black and white
He let Jane die because she was a bad influence on Jesse, he knew Jesse would end up dead from an overdose because of her. Bryan Cranston (Walt's actor) confirmed that reason. Plus she blackmailed Walt and threatened to tell everything to his family Also, she could've died any day, with Walt or without him, she was literally using heroin, and could've died another day.
That's why I'm so glad they had him go out like a hero. He starts off this misogynistic immature cop then he goes through a bunch of trauma and becomes this really incredible character. “My name is ASAC Schrader, and you can go fuck yourself"
No one forgot him. The fanbase still loves him and everyone in the show remembers him, even in BCS. And he wasn’t perfect he had his flaws. Not saying he deserved to die but he was not the angel the fanbase paints him to be.
@@LC-sh6wd he attempted to break into Jesse’s home unwarranted, he harassed Wendy, made numerous racist jokes, and assaulted Jesse (although that last one you can argue he was upset about Marie which is understandable but it doesn’t justify it).
I’m rewatching this. Just saw this episode, and remembered the first time I saw it. Walt was so sleep deprived, stressed, and drugged, I thought for sure he’d let it slip he let Jane die right here. Like when he said “which phone” before his surgery.
@@BeatrizbulsaraHe let Jane die because she was a bad influence on Jesse, he knew Jesse would end up dead from an overdose because of her. Bryan Cranston (Walt's actor) confirmed that reason. Plus she blackmailed Walt and threatened to tell everything to his family
I would say it’s on the top 5, alongside: - poisoning Brock - giving Jesse to Jack + showing him where Andrea lived (he should have known that it couldn’t be safe for her and Brock) - murdering Mike - ordering the prison massacre (I know they were criminals, but so was Walt, plus they were already in prison and most of them had families to look after, just like Walt)
@@rafaelfranco3019-About Brock, He poisoned a child to get Jesse back on his side to kill Gus, why ? BECAUSE he was trying to save Hank and the rest of his family from getting murdered by Gus, Gus was planning on killing Walt too. Plus in S5 he told Jesse that he gave him the right amount of poison so he would survive. And Walt was relieved when Jesse told him that Brock (the kid) was going to make it. Now what's worse, you your brother in law, wife, son and infant daughter getting murdered, or child getting poisoned with the right amount of poison and surviving at the end ? People do the impossible to save their family, and so does walt. -About giving Jesse to Jack, well Walt wanted Jack to kill Jesse, he never wanted to enslave him, that was their decision. Before all of that, Walt never wanted to kill Jesse, both Skyler and Saul told him to kill Jesse but he refused, because he cares about him, after Jesse found out about Brock, Walt told him to come to the public square so he could explain to him why he did it, when Jesse came, he saw a big looking guy in front of Walt and thought he was going to kill him (while Walt wasn't going to kill him), so he threatened Walt. Walt then had to put a hit on Jesse to protect himself and his family, he even told Jack to do it Quick and painless, he had no choice. After Jack killed Hank, he told him to kill Jesse and gave him to them because he literally snitched on him, threatened him and got Hank killed, but he didn't want him to be enslaved, he even sacrificed his life in the end to save him after he saw what they did to him, despite everything. -About Mike and the prisoners, I didn't want him to kill mike too, but then I realized that if he didn't do that, Mike would've came back to kill Walt after he kills his guys. Mike should've agreed with Walt, one of them (the lawyer) literally snitched on Mike, but he still trusts them for some reason and still wants to pay them, he took a half measure when he should've gone all the way. He should've gave Walt the names, plus Dennis (one of his guys) was literally ready to tell hank everything in return they would give him freedom, but Hank refused, if he didn't, Dennis would've told him everything. Walter can't risk to get caught, he wanted to live a happy life with his family, and he didn't want Hank and Jr to find out. Mike accused him for Gus' Downfall while it was 100% Jesse's fault. Jesse did 3 BIG mistakes that led to Gus' downfall, and Mike blamed Walt for no reason, he was 100% wrong, he made Walt mad because he blamed him for something he didn't do.
Jane's death actually broke my heart the first time I watched it. Her and Jesse could've done anything but their heroin sickness drove them into it. Especially after being 18 months sober.
It was the moment I realised I didn't like Walter anymore. He was a villain imo from that point on in the show and that's a huge reason why this show is so brilliant :the protagonist is a villain. Jesse is the closest thing to a hero in this show. He becomes the audiences protagonist as soon as Walt let's Jane choke to death.
U can clearly see how fast his character has changed in just 2 years. Going from the kindest man in the world with a big heart to the ruthless coldblooded murderer
@@aydingharehbaghian7923 He had those narcissistic tendencies from the very beginning, his "transformation" started to early to be out of nowhere, plus it was always hinted how many anger and hatred there was inside of him from the first episode. Walt is literally offended on the whole damn world.
@@finnhyasebee889 yeah ofc he was offended and was angry from the inside but that doesn't mean so far that he was bad or wasn't kind as long as he didn't do something evil. At the very begining he didn't want to kill or harm anyone because he had a heart and conscience and i don't think he had narcissistic tendencies from the very begining but it all started when he gained 1milion dollars and didn't want to share it with jesse and became egoistic However i respect your opinion
@@aydingharehbaghian7923 Yeah, of course Walt was never a monster from the start. He had a heart, he had his conscience. But I still think there was always something dark and greedy inside of him. Think about Jesse. Dude never was so blinded with money, even after he got it. People's lifes were always a higher priority for him. That's why when Walt tries to manipulate him in season 5 (when Jesse decides to quit and Walter tells him that if he does he won't get any money) it doesn't work. Or that's why when Walt tries to make amends with Jesse by giving him the same money it doesn't work either. Jesse will never forget that they killed innocent people for that cash, while for Walt it doesn't really matter anymore. If Walt was a good guy from the start with no criminal tendencies, then why did he get use to that kind of life so quickly? However, I respect your opinion too and I'm not pushing you to change your mind about anything.
It's crazy how at the start, we see Walt as this guy with great morals and Jesse as this piece of trash guy but by the end, Walt has virtually no morals and we realize Jesse has the biggest heart of anyone in the show
"it's not your fault" sad thing is he doesn't know that Walt could've saved Jane. "It's not my fault" that could be true but you could also make the argument that if Jesse wasn't doing drugs around her she wouldn't have gotten him into heroin. "It's not even her fault" While that also may be true you can make the argument that she chose to do heroin again regardless of whether or not she was influenced by Jesse or not
It's all three of their faults. Walt coz like directly yo. Jane coz she'd threatened Walt and a very real threat and she wasn't forced into drugs by Jesse or anything. And also Jesse's for reintroducing her to drugs as well as slipping up multiple times (mainly letting Jane know about his job).
To be honest I kind of feel more inclined to blame Jesse because he knew she had a problem and he kept being with her anyway and the night she should have gone to rehab with her dad he should have done more to stop it and not let her do drugs with him like if he really loved her he should have done more to help her because she was weak and an addict and at that point upset by her dad you know finding out that she relapsed so badly. So we'll just kind of didn't act but Jesse literally sat there and shot up with her like actively did something that had serious risks that either of them could have vomited and died in their sleep so it was going to be worse. The Creator said he was going to make it so that he pushed her over on purpose and they were like no that's too far so they made it so that he was trying to wake Jesse in that and made her roll over so yeah I I kind of feel more inclined to be like Jesse you ruin this girl's life by not backing off when you knew she had been for 18 months
I’m pretty sure this was around the time he was attending that group therapy thing (that he initially started attenting in order to sell meth to the people there). There he was being taught to accept his past and being able to love oneself despite all the wrongdoings.
@@emmanuellawyer8562 Nope, Walt got hank killed. If Walt never got involved in the business then hank would be alive. Jesse had every right to snitch on Walt, after he murdered mike and poisoned a kid. If you think Walt was a good guy you missed a pretty big point of the show, “breaking bad”. But hey you’re one of those dudes that worship walter white, tony soprano, Michael Corleone,tony Montana… etc.
@@alainturret2076 because of what Jesse said to Walt on the phone Walt assumed he was coming to kill him which was why he called jack in the first but when he realized it hank he tried to call off jack you forget jesse was there from the very beginning and was involved with everything Walt did he's not walter but he's no Saint either because last time I checked he killed gale who was innocent
@@emmanuellawyer8562 Yes Jesse is a bad dude too. But Walt is far worse, dude poisoned a kid, bombed a nursing home, killed those 10 guys in prison, killed mike, associated himself with fkn neo nazis and he’s the one who ordered Jesse to kill gale. Far from a hero bud.
People miss the shows point, he never broke bad, that’s the twist. He was always a selfish ego fueled monster, he just needed an excuse to unleash it. Through multiple flashbacks of Walts early life, we are shown he has always been the same, he never broke bad, he just finally showed who he really was
@@glamo3526 absolutely not. The selfishness and ego? Sure but that's not what we're talking about. The crimes he's committing, the brutality. It was very obvious that even though Walt was prideful and had an ego, he hated violence, even against criminals like Krazy 8.
@@UmarAli-tq8pl bruh the whole point of the crazy 8 episodes is to show that Walt will kill the second he’s sees you’re against his interests. All it too for this “mild manored” teacher to kill was betrayal and loss of power in the dynamic. Also you’re just wrong, Vince Gilligan has stated that Walter never really changed, he just stops holding back, you’re too stupid to be a fan of this show lmao
@@glamo3526 That is true to an extent, he did break bad. Yes, he was an egocentric and selfish person since always, but he was not the monster he became, this can be seen by looking back at Krazy 8's death, he was looking for any reason not to kill him, and after being forced to do it he fell to the ground crying and apologizing. Then, later in the series, he murders Mike out of spite.
Acctualy it was not evil he saved jesses ass jane is clearly a money hungry adict who tried to controll and spend jesses money without asking him thats a form of manipulation so walt did jesse a fucking favour
If you really think about it, Jesse is the hero of the show. He’s a very good person who bad things have happened to. The show does a good job portraying his vulnerability and the trauma that led to him being a methhead, dealer, etc.. but he cares the most about the people he’s close to
Amazing edit, and for the first time ever the music does not ruin it. It's not overbearingly loud either, to where you cannot hear the actors. thank you so much
He went from apologising about Jane as he was super sorry and guilty about it, to just telling him out of spite and hatred and just to rub it in jesses face.
This was one of my favorite episodes of the show, it doesn't crumble under the weight of it's story. It just focuses on strengthening the bond between the characters
The overdose scene hits really hard. A close friend of mine looks almost exactly like her. Same demeanor as well. She had drug problems too. Its chilling that it could've happened. damn
I unfortunately have seen numerous people overdose and die thru out my addiction some I saved but the ones I could (9) people died in my arms... Now that I'm sober and just trying to live my life right I still have nightmares of these people I remember EVERYTHING about them down to the smell and the sound of their voice all the way to the feel of the fabric of clothing they had on.... I'm 31yrs old and have had 9 han beings die in my arms.. the worst part is that's not what got me clean I continued to use meth, heroin and coke and really anything else on top after all of those.... I really started after my fiancee died in a car accident she was by herself and went thru the opposite lane to woodsline and hit tree head on.... No breaks not ture marks nothing.. you'd think I'd be able to stop getting high after so many people died.. but I couldn't stop I wanted to die getting high addiction is THE ABSOLUTE STRONGEST AND DEADLY MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL disease... It's impossible to just stop if you're as bad as I was... I was the definition of f***ed up in Atlantic City for many years California 30 other states.. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to get the pain out of my mind but it's also one of the biggest reminders for me to stay clean ❤️❤️ if you know someone who is addicted to drugs don't stop helping them get it right .. you can be that 1 reason they change. ❤️👌👍
This is actually one of, if not my favorite episode of BB. I know it is not that popular and a lot of ppl hate on it, but it is just so chock full messages and themes that i just can’t help but fall in love with It every time I see it. If any episode was a piece of art, this was it
The fact that he had done the necessary precautions to avoid his daughter from meeting the same condition as Jane in the same episode shows what he has become from what he intended to become
Breaking bad was all about bad breaking Jesse, he went through truly unimaginable bad to find redemption, as Walt was broken by bad and was taken and consumed by it.
This one scene is what made me hate Walt. I didn’t even hate him when Jane died. But to so bitterly hold on to it, and to tell Jesse and a final stab really made me feel disgusted and angry towards him. He wanted to crush Jesse with it. Walt became the villain at the end and I hated him. That’s phenomenal writing and acting
I wasn’t and still am not sure how to feel when watching that scene, because as evil as Walt is, you can’t help but love the character and root for him even when what he is doing shows his genuine lack of morals after he fully transitions into Heisenberg. But at the same time it’s directed towards Jesse, who is just as lovable of a character as Walt is. A real mind fuck.
Dude Aaron Paul solidified why he won the Emmys so many years in the episode after Jane died where Walter found him in a crack house and he just broke down crying from the guilt. And Bryan Cranston is always Epic as Walt. This show still I periodically circle around you when I have nothing else really interesting me to watch I'm like I'll just watch Breaking Bad because it always is like you know I forgot about it I watched it the first time I've watched it a third time now and it's like oh yeah I remember that episode that was intense. And I just remember now watching like the reunions and interviews of like it's been 10 12 years whatever long and they talk about how Cranston saw Jane as his daughter like he saw his own daughter's face and so when you see that now and then you rewatch The episode you're like dang he does like he's he's really looking. One of the saddest things to me is how sweet what was when Holly was born and when he had to say goodbye to her watching that again after everything is like dang he just did everything originally that he thought was for her future but then he ended up feeling like more alive and more masculine. But I think that's because he clearly had a mother who was a giant b**** and then he marries Skyler who I could not stand her from day one and then Marie like her nosy sister and so Walt never felt like he was considered to be a man and so being this badass drug lord made him finally feel like maybe if people in his life had respected him he wouldn't have gone so badly off the rails. But he made his choices so he got what he got but I still miss the show like a mother f***** and half the time I'm like damn I just wish he got away with it.
Yeah but to be 100% fair walter did just straight up kill her. The show makes a point to show that she had her and jesse sleep on their side to not die, tho their drug of choice is a black hole. Walter still killed her by pushing her over.
Anyone else noticed that the only reason Jane died is because Walter, flipped her face up, in an episode Jane tells Jesse To sleep sideways to not choke.
Not really. Once an addict always an addict jane only said she would get treatment to her dad because thats what he wants to hear thats his daughter. Most likely jane wouldve killed jesse heroin is not something to mess with and once youre hooked youre hooked
@@scrotalbutter i know this comment is months old but as a fentanyl addict (no not on purpose i was buying the m30 roxies thinking they were roxicets) once you get addicted you’re addicted for the rest of your life. doesn’t mean you’ll always be in active addiction but it never goes away, and the addict has to be the one to want help for themselves and not because their families/ loved ones want it for them. i luckily realized i was dying and went to rehab at 19 here recently but i started at 17 and have had one relapse right before i went to rehab. relapses are bound to happen with addicts so there’s no guarantee anyone who’s been sober, even if they’ve been sober 2 decades, will continue to stay sober the rest of their lives
Angelina was victim Jane was victim Jesse was a victim A lot of people are victims in this show Angelina was kinda better because of Jesse but died because of him
From almost confessing out of guilt to telling him just to hurt him,what a character development
I’d argue it wasn’t just Walt’s arc but the arc of his relationship with Jesse (and therefore Jesse’s arc). When things between him and Jesse are “normal,” Jane’s death and its effect on Jesse eat away at him; when Jesse utterly betrays Walt, all bets are off. I would even argue that it’s possible Walt told Jesse about Jane so that Jesse would feel as betrayed as Walt felt by Jesse - like, not so much Walt being cruel for its own sake but more of a “hurt people hurt people” type thing.
Basically I think if Jesse had betrayed Walt to the same extent at any point in the show, Walt would have told him about Jane to hurt him. Again that’s just an interpretation and one that is probably more sympathetic to Walt than most people would feel after watching this
That’s not to disagree with you at all, I just like to make things more complicated lol
@@blazaybla22 I agree
@@blazaybla22ur not making anything more complicated, this is beautiful analysis! i really enjoyed reading this thank you!
It's not about character development, he was geniuenly sorry for Jane, even though he let her die to save Jesse from overdosing, mostly. But when Jesse threatened him, snitched on him, and Go Hank killed, he said it to hurt him.
@@blazaybla22People think he's cruel for saying that, it's stupid. Jesse literally snitched on him, threatened him and got Hank killed.
I agree with you, finally someone who doesn't hate Walt for anything.
“You stay away from him, or you will be one sorry individual.”
-Skyler in season 1
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@@sloop5511 your name sloop yo
@@helmetharold409 and your Harold yo
She didn't mean that way, but it turned that way, because she didn't even know at the start
Skyler didn’t know it, but she predicted the future
it's so sad because you can tell in that moment he was genuinely sorry and the only reason he told Jesse he watched her die was because he felt it was Jesse's fault that Hank died because he brought him all the way out there.
Nice, I never thought of it this way.
Actually if you watch the show Walt is the reason Jane choked to death.
Walt tried to wake Jesse up by shaking him and making Jane sleeps facing upward and later choked to death.
@@alifrahman1328 my guy what are you talking about? "if you watch the show" 🤓 I've watched it at least 10 times, I know that that happens, but that's irrelevant to what I said.
@@Zoidd_Bergg well good for you.
@@alifrahman1328 my brother in christ. What was your comment even an argument to? It was just pointless
It’s brilliant irony how Jesse says that it’s not anyones fault while it is simultaneously all of their faults.
It was only her own fault.
@@eiyp3 what do you mean? Pretty sure you should lay on your side shouldn't you? You shouldn't lay on your back right? Or am I missing something?
@@eiyp3 and she probably would’ve killed Jesse with her
@@cecil2742 honest mistake,edited
It was her and Jesse's fault
one of the darkest moment
In the only filler episode too. Greatest show ever
Eio
Everyday we stay further from god
@@7sedma True
@@nirdeep07 wait can you explain that please? how is it filler?
Wow I think this might be the only edit in existence where the music doesn’t ruin the clip
I personally think the reason Breaking Bad worked so well is actually because the lack of music in the emotional scenes.
@@LSqre yeah same
@@LSqre I love the quietness of scenes, if you watch any horror movie or dramatic scene and imagine it without music it gets so much better
@@moxifloxi hey mox
I disagree lmao
Fly was such a beautiful, emotional, episode. That was the saddest bb episode in my opinion.
Fax
It was Lalo.
“It was toO bOriNg”
Haha *fly* go Brrr
It was great episode showing more of Jesse and Walter's relationship, but in moving the story forward it was a filler episode lol
The show started by making us think Walter wasn’t cut out for the crime life but by the end we realized it was Jesse that wasn’t
Bruh, he said that to Jesse because he literally snitched on him, threatened him, and got Hank killed.
the moment he went home to have sex cause the criminal life excited him, I thought the show was showing us his true colors
I remember watching this episode, sleep deprived, tired as fuck, on the verge of falling asleep.
The entire episode felt like a dream
Ozymandias or fly? Because if it's fly i understand, but who watched ozymandias and falls asleep?
Same
That’s how boring it was
I watched fly while being sick, hella migraines, stuffed nose, burning throat and temperature at 2 am. This episode was a literal fever dream for me. But I feel like it's THE correct way of watching it. Made it all the more melancholic, dreamy and sad, and not gonna lie Skylar's lullaby still gives me goosebumps. The pain in throat and terrible nonstop coughing wouldn't let me sleep, I just really wanted to sleep, then Walter's "the perfect moment to die" speech happens and I just bawl my eyes out. I cried only two times watching bb, the ending and this episode. FLY IS PEAK 💯💯💯
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When will he become Waltuh?
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the burden of guilt is strong….
When he told Jesse I don’t think he felt guilty
He didn't feel guilty. He wanted to hurt Jessie.
@@psychokiller9824 way to down play down how much Walter cared for Jesse. He wanted him to get clean and in his eyes, if she stayed around Jesse would’ve never gotten cleaned up. But what do I know I just watch the show
@@Mrbrigz Of course he did care for jessie, but that wasn't the only motive. She was a threat to his business.
Also, In this moment he said it purely to hurt Jessie. Maybe you have forgotten the context. Don't downplay how cold-blooded Hisenberg can be.
@@psychokiller9824 you idiott he got his brother in law killed that's why
Honestly Walter became so evil. He turned into a cartel man who killed anyone who got in his way. He wasn’t the hero of this show. Jesse use more morals than Walter by the end.
@@wigsweat4178 No? Wdym no? I mean you can simp Walter White all you want but what op said is correct.
Whoever replies with "no" your moms a pole dancer
@@jimhalpert0 Jessie ratted him out which led to hank getting killed. Walt had every right to rub it in his face
@@saturnringer267 That's not even what's at question here. It was Walter White in general. Don't get me wrong I love the character but Walter White became a horrible, horrible person. A murderer. Still his death hurt, it was gut punching but that doesn't change the fact that he became a shitty person.
@@jimhalpert0
Bot-h o em were orrible persins .
Now stap whining !
"fly is the worst ep"
fly:
Who said Fly is the worst episode?
Crap that was the only episode I skipped cuz I was bored! Friggin Reddit led me astray:(
@@sammiller3875 why, would you skip an episode in a show, where context matters, what? I'd get if it had like filler episodes, but this is a show, not an anime.
@@Motivation_snack6668 idk man, I was binging and getting bored.
Fun fact: The fly episode was shot in just one place cuz the product team was running on a v low budget to shoot anything and so they decided to shot it just in the one isolated place and it ended up being one of the most pivotal episodes.
Fun fact, Walt's actor actually thought of his own daughter during the scene, this had an effect on him in real life. Edit: many of you guys have not seen the interview where he says this, and also, this reply section is already big, so please, shut up.
Wait what??
@@rambomc51 yeah, Bryan Cranston said in an interview or two that he had a mental image of his daughter in the place of Jane and that the scene affected him in real life
@@Lumbago-box that sounds scary
that is the art of acting. 💫
you use all your senses and imagination to make the scene like it's real and related to you.
@@Lumbago-box oh my god that’s actually really sad I will never watch that scene the same again
We keep forgeting just how great BB was. BCS is very good but BB was a masterclass
Everyone knows how much of a masterpiece it is
Agreed. BB was 10/10, no questions asked.
Bb is my goat...but bcs is hell of an series
Yeah, I mean Breaking Bad is in a *good* way overrated. It's weird in a way it's difficult to explain for me.
@@benjamincrawford8304 try
What’s worse is that Walter was not just a bystander to Jane’s death, he was a participant. Jane always made sure that she and Jesse fell asleep on their side after using so that they wouldn’t choke on their own vomit. They were both sleeping on their side until Walt broke in and shook Jesse to wake him. It knocked Jane onto her back. Of course, Walt can’t be blamed for Jane’s drug use, but she wouldn’t have died if Walt never came over.
She had just threatened him, blackmailed him before this episode.
@@dishman1966 walter did awful things, jane did awful things, jane put the heroin into her body willingly but walter may have caused said heroin to kill her
it's not black and white
@@dishman1966 just so that that her and Jesse can run away together, like rewatch the show.
And what’s sad is that the heroine would have immobilized them enough for Jane’s dad to call the cops and save them
He let Jane die because she was a bad influence on Jesse, he knew Jesse would end up dead from an overdose because of her. Bryan Cranston (Walt's actor) confirmed that reason.
Plus she blackmailed Walt and threatened to tell everything to his family
Also, she could've died any day, with Walt or without him, she was literally using heroin, and could've died another day.
Hank was the true hero that got shit on for nothing and forgotten by most. Bro was the best human in the show.
That's why I'm so glad they had him go out like a hero. He starts off this misogynistic immature cop then he goes through a bunch of trauma and becomes this really incredible character.
“My name is ASAC Schrader, and you can go fuck yourself"
No one forgot him. The fanbase still loves him and everyone in the show remembers him, even in BCS. And he wasn’t perfect he had his flaws. Not saying he deserved to die but he was not the angel the fanbase paints him to be.
@@karlmarx1030 I’m curious what you think he did wrong?
@@karlmarx1030 haven’t seen the show in years
@@LC-sh6wd he attempted to break into Jesse’s home unwarranted, he harassed Wendy, made numerous racist jokes, and assaulted Jesse (although that last one you can argue he was upset about Marie which is understandable but it doesn’t justify it).
I’m rewatching this. Just saw this episode, and remembered the first time I saw it.
Walt was so sleep deprived, stressed, and drugged, I thought for sure he’d let it slip he let Jane die right here. Like when he said “which phone” before his surgery.
Same
the which phone line was such a gut wrenching moment 💀
I'd love to think that... But I think he just became selfish and evil at some point. He could have saved her. Warned someone. He didn't.
The Same reason why he told Hank about Heisenberg Still being out there, he was drunk.
@@BeatrizbulsaraHe let Jane die because she was a bad influence on Jesse, he knew Jesse would end up dead from an overdose because of her. Bryan Cranston (Walt's actor) confirmed that reason.
Plus she blackmailed Walt and threatened to tell everything to his family
“Sorry for what ; being a lunatic?”
Walter - “well yes”
Vince Gilligan said he thought this was Walt’s darkest/most evil moment…
Or maybe it was showing someone like Jack where Andrea and Brock lived.
@@willowandluka5302 what?
I would say it’s on the top 5, alongside:
- poisoning Brock
- giving Jesse to Jack + showing him where Andrea lived (he should have known that it couldn’t be safe for her and Brock)
- murdering Mike
- ordering the prison massacre (I know they were criminals, but so was Walt, plus they were already in prison and most of them had families to look after, just like Walt)
@@willowandluka5302he didn't want to kill Andrea.
@@rafaelfranco3019-About Brock, He poisoned a child to get Jesse back on his side to kill Gus, why ? BECAUSE he was trying to save Hank and the rest of his family from getting murdered by Gus, Gus was planning on killing Walt too. Plus in S5 he told Jesse that he gave him the right amount of poison so he would survive. And Walt was relieved when Jesse told him that Brock (the kid) was going to make it.
Now what's worse, you your brother in law, wife, son and infant daughter getting murdered, or child getting poisoned with the right amount of poison and surviving at the end ? People do the impossible to save their family, and so does walt.
-About giving Jesse to Jack, well Walt wanted Jack to kill Jesse, he never wanted to enslave him, that was their decision. Before all of that, Walt never wanted to kill Jesse, both Skyler and Saul told him to kill Jesse but he refused, because he cares about him, after Jesse found out about Brock, Walt told him to come to the public square so he could explain to him why he did it, when Jesse came, he saw a big looking guy in front of Walt and thought he was going to kill him (while Walt wasn't going to kill him), so he threatened Walt. Walt then had to put a hit on Jesse to protect himself and his family, he even told Jack to do it Quick and painless, he had no choice. After Jack killed Hank, he told him to kill Jesse and gave him to them because he literally snitched on him, threatened him and got Hank killed, but he didn't want him to be enslaved, he even sacrificed his life in the end to save him after he saw what they did to him, despite everything.
-About Mike and the prisoners, I didn't want him to kill mike too, but then I realized that if he didn't do that, Mike would've came back to kill Walt after he kills his guys. Mike should've agreed with Walt, one of them (the lawyer) literally snitched on Mike, but he still trusts them for some reason and still wants to pay them, he took a half measure when he should've gone all the way. He should've gave Walt the names, plus Dennis (one of his guys) was literally ready to tell hank everything in return they would give him freedom, but Hank refused, if he didn't, Dennis would've told him everything. Walter can't risk to get caught, he wanted to live a happy life with his family, and he didn't want Hank and Jr to find out. Mike accused him for Gus' Downfall while it was 100% Jesse's fault. Jesse did 3 BIG mistakes that led to Gus' downfall, and Mike blamed Walt for no reason, he was 100% wrong, he made Walt mad because he blamed him for something he didn't do.
Jane was the only person in Jesse's life who made him feel alive
Yet funny how she would have killed them both
This may be the best show ever created. 10/10 must watch
That’s what I thought until I watched The sopranos and The wire.
Oh walt... U don’t know my superpowers...
no I don't
know your dose, narka
Apology girl
I CHOKED a little when I read this.
@@meow_oyie 😌👉👈
Jane's death actually broke my heart the first time I watched it. Her and Jesse could've done anything but their heroin sickness drove them into it. Especially after being 18 months sober.
Sad….
It was the moment I realised I didn't like Walter anymore. He was a villain imo from that point on in the show and that's a huge reason why this show is so brilliant :the protagonist is a villain. Jesse is the closest thing to a hero in this show. He becomes the audiences protagonist as soon as Walt let's Jane choke to death.
U can clearly see how fast his character has changed in just 2 years. Going from the kindest man in the world with a big heart to the ruthless coldblooded murderer
WHEN he was the kindest man in the world? Look, dude, he obviously changed a lot during the show, but let's not exaggerate
@@finnhyasebee889 why not? He was like that one classmate that is always kind and even let the others mock him
@@aydingharehbaghian7923 He had those narcissistic tendencies from the very beginning, his "transformation" started to early to be out of nowhere, plus it was always hinted how many anger and hatred there was inside of him from the first episode. Walt is literally offended on the whole damn world.
@@finnhyasebee889 yeah ofc he was offended and was angry from the inside but that doesn't mean so far that he was bad or wasn't kind as long as he didn't do something evil. At the very begining he didn't want to kill or harm anyone because he had a heart and conscience and i don't think he had narcissistic tendencies from the very begining but it all started when he gained 1milion dollars and didn't want to share it with jesse and became egoistic
However i respect your opinion
@@aydingharehbaghian7923 Yeah, of course Walt was never a monster from the start. He had a heart, he had his conscience. But I still think there was always something dark and greedy inside of him. Think about Jesse. Dude never was so blinded with money, even after he got it. People's lifes were always a higher priority for him. That's why when Walt tries to manipulate him in season 5 (when Jesse decides to quit and Walter tells him that if he does he won't get any money) it doesn't work. Or that's why when Walt tries to make amends with Jesse by giving him the same money it doesn't work either. Jesse will never forget that they killed innocent people for that cash, while for Walt it doesn't really matter anymore. If Walt was a good guy from the start with no criminal tendencies, then why did he get use to that kind of life so quickly?
However, I respect your opinion too and I'm not pushing you to change your mind about anything.
For being a low budget “b-episode”, I think this episode was crucial in the series.
What is meant by a 'b-episode' ? Like somehow what exactly?
@@wilenzitzee filler
@@wilenzitzee The perfect filler tbh.
Bugs me that Walt didn't say - "I could have saved her.... But I saved you"
He was looking to deal emotional damage, I think it is fine
There would have been no point in saying that bc he was sending Jesse to his death with Jack so it was meant to hurt him
But I saved you so I can sell you into Neo Natzi slavery
What's funny, he did in a way, I mean they'd both be dead from heroin overdose by that moment.
I love Jessie. Soft heart that broke bad
Honestly, anyone else can’t stop watching this because of how sad it is.
It's crazy how at the start, we see Walt as this guy with great morals and Jesse as this piece of trash guy but by the end, Walt has virtually no morals and we realize Jesse has the biggest heart of anyone in the show
Shit, I knew Jesse had a heart the second he bailed his little bro out of the weed situation.
"it's not your fault" sad thing is he doesn't know that Walt could've saved Jane. "It's not my fault" that could be true but you could also make the argument that if Jesse wasn't doing drugs around her she wouldn't have gotten him into heroin. "It's not even her fault" While that also may be true you can make the argument that she chose to do heroin again regardless of whether or not she was influenced by Jesse or not
It's all three of their faults. Walt coz like directly yo. Jane coz she'd threatened Walt and a very real threat and she wasn't forced into drugs by Jesse or anything. And also Jesse's for reintroducing her to drugs as well as slipping up multiple times (mainly letting Jane know about his job).
@@sarojandongol1482 yeah it just happend you could its that or this her or his fault but it just did
@@eugeemz as finger said- they made a choice and it put them on a path
To be honest I kind of feel more inclined to blame Jesse because he knew she had a problem and he kept being with her anyway and the night she should have gone to rehab with her dad he should have done more to stop it and not let her do drugs with him like if he really loved her he should have done more to help her because she was weak and an addict and at that point upset by her dad you know finding out that she relapsed so badly. So we'll just kind of didn't act but Jesse literally sat there and shot up with her like actively did something that had serious risks that either of them could have vomited and died in their sleep so it was going to be worse. The Creator said he was going to make it so that he pushed her over on purpose and they were like no that's too far so they made it so that he was trying to wake Jesse in that and made her roll over so yeah I I kind of feel more inclined to be like Jesse you ruin this girl's life by not backing off when you knew she had been for 18 months
I’m pretty sure this was around the time he was attending that group therapy thing (that he initially started attenting in order to sell meth to the people there). There he was being taught to accept his past and being able to love oneself despite all the wrongdoings.
I started BB because it seemed exciting. And it was, at the start. I wasn't ready to be heartbroken by a show.
This is why I thought the "I watched Jane die." Scene in Ozymandias was so sad. I always remember the scene from Fly.
This series is peaked
One of the saddest edit I have ever watched 😢
Good job
He was so forgiving. This poor guy didn’t deserve any of it
Walter is most badass character I've seen.
Tony Soprano would like a word with you.
Never ever has an edit made me sad but dude - this is killer
Thank you mate
@@ndubedits thank you for the content 🙏
This is so sad. Walt must have been so mad at Jesse to say that. Bc before he was sorry and he felt bad :( this show makes me cry
Jesse got hank killed
@@emmanuellawyer8562
Nope, Walt got hank killed. If Walt never got involved in the business then hank would be alive. Jesse had every right to snitch on Walt, after he murdered mike and poisoned a kid. If you think Walt was a good guy you missed a pretty big point of the show, “breaking bad”. But hey you’re one of those dudes that worship walter white, tony soprano, Michael Corleone,tony Montana… etc.
@@alainturret2076 because of what Jesse said to Walt on the phone Walt assumed he was coming to kill him which was why he called jack in the first but when he realized it hank he tried to call off jack you forget jesse was there from the very beginning and was involved with everything Walt did he's not walter but he's no Saint either because last time I checked he killed gale who was innocent
@@emmanuellawyer8562
Yes Jesse is a bad dude too. But Walt is far worse, dude poisoned a kid, bombed a nursing home, killed those 10 guys in prison, killed mike, associated himself with fkn neo nazis and he’s the one who ordered Jesse to kill gale. Far from a hero bud.
@@alainturret2076 I never said he was a hero I don't know where you got that from
This is literally the only scene in the entire show that almost made my heart stop
The cinematography and music and all in this clip - to get all the important pieces together… these are excellent editing choices.
Jesse deserved so much better
Great edit👍
Facts actually something with skill and not the same dumb tik tok song
I personally believe that Walter really did become Heisenberg before this scene, and yet, this is a small bit of Walter White sneaking through
How are you doing in prison?
People miss the shows point, he never broke bad, that’s the twist. He was always a selfish ego fueled monster, he just needed an excuse to unleash it. Through multiple flashbacks of Walts early life, we are shown he has always been the same, he never broke bad, he just finally showed who he really was
@@glamo3526 absolutely not. The selfishness and ego? Sure but that's not what we're talking about. The crimes he's committing, the brutality. It was very obvious that even though Walt was prideful and had an ego, he hated violence, even against criminals like Krazy 8.
@@UmarAli-tq8pl bruh the whole point of the crazy 8 episodes is to show that Walt will kill the second he’s sees you’re against his interests. All it too for this “mild manored” teacher to kill was betrayal and loss of power in the dynamic. Also you’re just wrong, Vince Gilligan has stated that Walter never really changed, he just stops holding back, you’re too stupid to be a fan of this show lmao
@@glamo3526 That is true to an extent, he did break bad. Yes, he was an egocentric and selfish person since always, but he was not the monster he became, this can be seen by looking back at Krazy 8's death, he was looking for any reason not to kill him, and after being forced to do it he fell to the ground crying and apologizing. Then, later in the series, he murders Mike out of spite.
This is definitely one of the better shorts I’ve seen!
"You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain",..
That’s the moment Walter became the villain for me, Jane and Jesse we so perfect :(
Jane was a threat to Walt so i get why he did this. If Jane didn't threaten Walt mabey this would have ended differently.
When you realise Walter was the antagonist of the whole show the whole time.
Not the antagonist. The villain. We follow Walter's journey into becoming evil. But he was the protagonist, no matter how evil.
Hes not the antagonist. He's the protagonist and thats a fact no matter how evil he is. But he is a villain
Nobody is mentioning the fact that he actually *killed* Jane! He was trying to wake up Jesse and she got pushed facing up... That's what killed her :)
I don’t remember this episode of Malcom in the middle
😂😂😂😂
So evil but soooo sooo good at being evil i love it
Acctualy it was not evil he saved jesses ass jane is clearly a money hungry adict who tried to controll and spend jesses money without asking him thats a form of manipulation so walt did jesse a fucking favour
Fuck man now I’m gonna cry
This was the moment that BB turned from a story of Walt’s desperation, to a story of Jesses loss of control over his life.
If you really think about it, Jesse is the hero of the show. He’s a very good person who bad things have happened to. The show does a good job portraying his vulnerability and the trauma that led to him being a methhead, dealer, etc.. but he cares the most about the people he’s close to
Amazing edit, and for the first time ever the music does not ruin it. It's not overbearingly loud either, to where you cannot hear the actors. thank you so much
This show is now a part of me. Ever since i watched, i can't, i'm heartbroke and so sad beacuse of what happened. This is masterpiece.
BB never gets old
He went from apologising about Jane as he was super sorry and guilty about it, to just telling him out of spite and hatred and just to rub it in jesses face.
In the first scene he was genuinely sorry. In the second one he changed so much it’s like he doesn’t care
I felt so bad for Jesse and so much resentment for Walter at this point in the show
This was one of my favorite episodes of the show, it doesn't crumble under the weight of it's story. It just focuses on strengthening the bond between the characters
Best edit I have ever seen in my entire life timing perfect the music fade👌🏻
That was so sad. Teared up when that happened and when he finally admitted it
this song made me cry.
I really like how Walt finally told Jesse that at this moment like this, such a beloved show ever.
Man do I miss binging this show it was so good.
Walter White 👑👑👑
The overdose scene hits really hard. A close friend of mine looks almost exactly like her. Same demeanor as well. She had drug problems too. Its chilling that it could've happened. damn
I unfortunately have seen numerous people overdose and die thru out my addiction some I saved but the ones I could (9) people died in my arms... Now that I'm sober and just trying to live my life right I still have nightmares of these people I remember EVERYTHING about them down to the smell and the sound of their voice all the way to the feel of the fabric of clothing they had on.... I'm 31yrs old and have had 9 han beings die in my arms.. the worst part is that's not what got me clean I continued to use meth, heroin and coke and really anything else on top after all of those.... I really started after my fiancee died in a car accident she was by herself and went thru the opposite lane to woodsline and hit tree head on.... No breaks not ture marks nothing.. you'd think I'd be able to stop getting high after so many people died.. but I couldn't stop I wanted to die getting high addiction is THE ABSOLUTE STRONGEST AND DEADLY MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL disease... It's impossible to just stop if you're as bad as I was... I was the definition of f***ed up in Atlantic City for many years California 30 other states.. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to get the pain out of my mind but it's also one of the biggest reminders for me to stay clean ❤️❤️ if you know someone who is addicted to drugs don't stop helping them get it right .. you can be that 1 reason they change. ❤️👌👍
This show is untouchable. Seriously a Rollercoaster of emotions and such great acting from start to finish. Greatest show of all time in my book.
I still remember here, see her in my dreams...
Jesus Christ this show is fucking good
After that scene Jesse realized that he was playing with the devil.
at first he wanted to tell him because he felt guilty, in the end he said it just to make him feel worse.
fly is one of the best episodes in show, it's so underrated
This is actually one of, if not my favorite episode of BB. I know it is not that popular and a lot of ppl hate on it, but it is just so chock full messages and themes that i just can’t help but fall in love with It every time I see it. If any episode was a piece of art, this was it
God imagine how caught off guard Jesse was by this comment. A stinger right to the heart
One of the biggest betrayals of the show
The fact that he had done the necessary precautions to avoid his daughter from meeting the same condition as Jane in the same episode shows what he has become from what he intended to become
Breaking bad was all about bad breaking Jesse, he went through truly unimaginable bad to find redemption, as Walt was broken by bad and was taken and consumed by it.
This was one of the saddest moments in breaking bad. 💔
The pacing and reveals on this show are so powerful and well done. Truly a masterpiece of drama
This one scene is what made me hate Walt. I didn’t even hate him when Jane died. But to so bitterly hold on to it, and to tell Jesse and a final stab really made me feel disgusted and angry towards him. He wanted to crush Jesse with it. Walt became the villain at the end and I hated him. That’s phenomenal writing and acting
Fly the episode was so sad and emotional bb is just a masterpiece ✌🏼❤️
I wasn’t and still am not sure how to feel when watching that scene, because as evil as Walt is, you can’t help but love the character and root for him even when what he is doing shows his genuine lack of morals after he fully transitions into Heisenberg. But at the same time it’s directed towards Jesse, who is just as lovable of a character as Walt is. A real mind fuck.
"fully transitions into heisenberg"
this is truly the moment walter white got bottom surgery
@@sneedscopeandseethe ha
hdkkKK
Walter white is the protagonist, not the hero. Part of what makes the show show so interesting to watch.
The music really fits perfectly in the video!!
“Jesse we still need to cook”
when jesse found out and blamed himself and dropped rock bottom, idk that was the most surreal & tearful thing i’ve seen produced
Dude Aaron Paul solidified why he won the Emmys so many years in the episode after Jane died where Walter found him in a crack house and he just broke down crying from the guilt. And Bryan Cranston is always Epic as Walt. This show still I periodically circle around you when I have nothing else really interesting me to watch I'm like I'll just watch Breaking Bad because it always is like you know I forgot about it I watched it the first time I've watched it a third time now and it's like oh yeah I remember that episode that was intense. And I just remember now watching like the reunions and interviews of like it's been 10 12 years whatever long and they talk about how Cranston saw Jane as his daughter like he saw his own daughter's face and so when you see that now and then you rewatch The episode you're like dang he does like he's he's really looking. One of the saddest things to me is how sweet what was when Holly was born and when he had to say goodbye to her watching that again after everything is like dang he just did everything originally that he thought was for her future but then he ended up feeling like more alive and more masculine. But I think that's because he clearly had a mother who was a giant b**** and then he marries Skyler who I could not stand her from day one and then Marie like her nosy sister and so Walt never felt like he was considered to be a man and so being this badass drug lord made him finally feel like maybe if people in his life had respected him he wouldn't have gone so badly off the rails. But he made his choices so he got what he got but I still miss the show like a mother f***** and half the time I'm like damn I just wish he got away with it.
When he watched her dying my heart was fucking BREAKING for Jesse, for Walt, for Jane. For all the damage if would cause
greatest show ever made
Ny stomach drops every time he says "I watched Jane die". It's so cold and emotionless
"It was no one's fault. Not even hers."
This lie that Jesse told himself... who stuck that needle in her arm, Jesse?
Yeah but to be 100% fair walter did just straight up kill her. The show makes a point to show that she had her and jesse sleep on their side to not die, tho their drug of choice is a black hole. Walter still killed her by pushing her over.
Anyone else noticed that the only reason Jane died is because Walter, flipped her face up, in an episode Jane tells Jesse To sleep sideways to not choke.
Dude Walter character development is fuckin prestige level
This edit Extracted my Soul
Poor Jesse he deserved better Walter did him so dirty he would’ve had a beautiful future with Jane they both become sober together 😭
Not really. Once an addict always an addict jane only said she would get treatment to her dad because thats what he wants to hear thats his daughter. Most likely jane wouldve killed jesse heroin is not something to mess with and once youre hooked youre hooked
@@scrotalbutter i know this comment is months old but as a fentanyl addict (no not on purpose i was buying the m30 roxies thinking they were roxicets) once you get addicted you’re addicted for the rest of your life. doesn’t mean you’ll always be in active addiction but it never goes away, and the addict has to be the one to want help for themselves and not because their families/ loved ones want it for them. i luckily realized i was dying and went to rehab at 19 here recently but i started at 17 and have had one relapse right before i went to rehab. relapses are bound to happen with addicts so there’s no guarantee anyone who’s been sober, even if they’ve been sober 2 decades, will continue to stay sober the rest of their lives
check this guys and my comment right here to understand the brain of an addict
@@officialnsj5099 we thought my sister was clean off heroin and shes possibly bout to relapse shes been sober since 2016
@@scrotalbutter shit man just saw this but i hope she’s doing ok. fentanyl and heroin are deadly af and nothing to play with
I prefer Angelina over Jane tbh
Angelina was victim
Jane was victim
Jesse was a victim
A lot of people are victims in this show Angelina was kinda better because of Jesse but died because of him
I honestly thought he was gonna confess when I watched this scene, I was on the edge of my seat
He watched her die to save Jesse from eventually overdosing. He does actually have a heart.
She was everything to him
"The breaking point of Walter white"
This was my favourite episode from s3. Its "Fly"
Maybe sarcastic. It was a character and relationship building episode.
"Ummm its actualy very boring"🤓