Walt Jr. is legitimately a great person and wonderful son, the only person in this show that doesn't deserve an oz of the suffering he endures. His father misses his birthday and his first response is "my Dad would've been here, he might not be ok, i'm going to go check on him" and Walt can't even say happy birthday but instead call him Jesse 😢
29:26 In the podcast, the editor Kelley Dixon tells how Vince wanted it to kind of sound like machine gun fire. So she kept removing single frames until you get this really janky looking shooting. It was touch and go, but she loved how it was turning out. Then they completely had to redo the sound for it because it didn't match at all, so they put gunshots in where they seemed to be needed and Jesse's actor came in to do the heavy breathing required. I thought it was really interesting how it turned out. They praised her for the result but Kelley herself said she just fooled around and got lucky it started to look good.
Couldn't help but grin through that Gus-centered intro discussion about how villains are so much cooler when they beat the odds -- knowing what was about to go down in this episode 😁 (Also Kailyn's expressions are just the best 😂)
The poison scene is in my opinion, one of the most badass moments in the entire show. Gus waited 20ish years to get revenge and he even ingested poison himself.
It bothers me a little because it's totally a "movie moment" and not realistic. The great Gus was taking a huge gamble that Don Eladio would even drink the tequila at all, let alone drink it right at that moment, or that only a few people would drink it and not most of the armed guards. Also, in real life, the poison would take effect at different rates based on each individual's metabolism and body mass; they wouldn't be synchronized to such a small degree. You just have to suspend disbelief, but usually the show doesn't ask that of its audience like that.
@@dereknolin5986 in the culture of the cartel not drinking would be a huge insult to both Eladio and Fring, no-one was risking that. Them not offering would also be insulting As for the difference in action time, it is proportionate to the speed of action of the poison. Something that fast acting would have a close to negligible difference in delay It's not perfectly accurate, but not nearly as far off as you think. 99% pure meth being manufactured in a motorhome or meth turning blue is far further from the truth
Just a fun fact. You can actually stay at Don Eladio's house it's an AirBnB in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The actual AirBnB is a cabin in the back by the pool it's part of a few houses called Las Placitas. I actually stayed here about a month ago when my Gf and I went touring the city for Breaking Bad spots.
I find it amazing how 1 TV show put a whole city on the map and made it a tourist attraction largely because of this show. I'm sure before Breaking Bad (and later Better Call Saul) most non local people probably never even heard of Albuquerque or knew nothing about it and now the city is very well known because of it. I don't know if there is another show that made such an impact on a whole city. The only thing that comes close in my mind is what LOTR was for New Zealand, but LOTR was already an established and well known book series, while Breaking Bad is a compeletly original story and had to start from scratch.
@@toreadoressyeah and funnily enough Jesse mentions lord of the rings being filmed in New Zealand. When him and Jane are talking about where to go with all their money.
I had a thought: Walt remembers his father not as what people have told him about him, but as what he remembers him to be. Maybe it means that Junior will remember Walt not as Heisenberg.
Love both of your genuine reactions!! :) It is said that Walter's son is Walter Jr. - whereas, his alter-ego, Heisenberg's son, is Jesse.... He's called Jesse "son" a couple of times to this point . . . as well. Interesting thoughts...
common fan theory is the thing Gus took at the beginning of the pool thing was capsules of Activated Charcoal, to help absorb some of the poison he took. he threw it up anyway but its a very good safety measure. also helps on the off chance you ever eat or take something that is slightly poisonous. it helps buy time. also the episode for me that 100% confirms that walt does see Jesse as a wayward son in a way. he may be an asshole who cant stop manipulating him but he still cares for jesse in a fucked up way.
Movie poison works automatically and instantly. In the real world, no poison works like that. You can take measures to slow it down or delay it, but there's still a risk. This was realistic.
Activated charcoal fits perfectly in this spot. It is highly porous, with an active surface area of several thousand square meters per gram and can adsorb significant amounts of toxins. The more quickly it is taken after poison exposure the better (obviously if you ingest a tablet minutes before consuming poison it will work better. Afterward it's much better to expel the charcoal through vomiting or stomach pump than to allow it to pass through the digestive system. Every action taken here by Gus points directly to AC. This was a meticulously planned operation, clearly Gus (as if we already didn't know) is a formidable opponent for Walt, or for anyone.
@@elbruces This wasn't realistic, because in real life, the poison wouldn't suddenly take effect on a dozen people all within a one-minute window. It would take effect at different times depending on people's metabolism, body mass, etc.
Jesse realized that he saved his life in Mexico and if he really wanted to kill him he could have let him die there with everyone else but he didn't he wants him around he didn't just use him and kill him he knows he is more useful to him than Walt is now and he has some kind of upper hand now
@@nerdymarriedcouple Yeah it sucks, the acting is awful, the cinematography is terrible and some key plot points were missed by the creators of the show
Walt was really sorry for the fight with Jesse he still thinks of him as family and regrets not helping and protecting him this time, he knows he was wrong for the way he always treats him and is sad and scared that he might actually die in Mexico and there is nothing he can do about it that's why he apologized to his son its his way of apologizing to Jesse that's why he called his son Jesse at the end if that speach and his son looked so confused.
Walt's apology wasn't actually to Jr. for missing his birthday, it was actually to Jesse. That's why Walt calls him Jesse when he lays down. Walt regretted treating Jesse so badly, but his ego prevents him from apologizing to anyone. It's only when his inhibitions are lowered that it comes to the surface. Jesse is the only person Walt ever apologizes to, although not to his face - only vicariously through Jr.
I think Walt likes Jesse because Jesse treats Walt like an authority figure (most of the time). All Walt wants is for people to admire him. Jesse even still calls him, “Mr. White.”
@@bendover-bz4bcThe show definitely sets its own pace. Maybe that makes it boring to you, but objectively, it’s a very well done show. I think these 2 would appreciate it.
In the scene of Gus, Mike & Jesse getting picked up by the airplane- in the commentary version they talk about how there were surrounded by snakes and they had to hire someone to clear them away in between shots
19:39 they said in the podcast they didn't want the dad story to explain everything about how Walt is. They didn't want it to be an easy answer of why Walter is why he is, that people aren't that simple. Sounds like they failed ;)
hahah whoops 😬 it is definitely complicated, but our childhood memories definitely lay important foundations for our character and attitudes as a adults
I'm just here to see your guys' faces when you see what Gus is really up to down in Mexico. Can't wait 😅 Edit: Totally worth it to see that reaction. Plus, I think the pill was a charcoal pill or something. Like a safeguard to absorb some of the poison, he's ingesting to buy him time to get to the toilet.
The pills that Gus took to absorb the toxins of the poisoned tequila was made up of hyperimmune egg, colostrum and activiated charcoal. He got the formula from a brilliant and gorgeous immunologist named Kailyn. :) Hard to believe this show didn't win the Emmy for Best Drama til it won for BOTH Season 5, Part 1 AND Season 5, Part 2- so imagine the amazing drama you two still have to go.
Putting ricin in the bottle for the cartel would be a bad idea. Sure, it'd be easier to get in and get out that day... but Gus would be giving them time to retaliate. He needed to take them out then and there.
Why??? Why didn't Walt tell Skyler he used the second phone for his marijuana deals? Furthermore - why didn't Walt share the story about his father with his family much, much earlier (when he was debating treatment?)
Jesse was able to hit 96+ Gale was able to hit 96+ Walt hit 99+ If it weren't for Walt, everything with Gus and the Cartel would have gone smoothly, or at least to plan. Walt's story about his own father gets overlooked between the Skyler/Ted and Jesse/Cartel shenanigans, but it makes a bit difference, and goes a long way towards explaining that it's not just about the money, he wants his son to remember him as a G.
What I said. Very obvious. Anybody who has an interest in the show knows what happens with Gus, and most major plot points, it’s all over UA-cam and social media even today, in clips and memes. They are milking you for views/income like most of these ‘never seen this show before’ channels. Come on, don’t be slow man. He constantly gives it away with his ‘I am sooo shocked at what just happened’ fake face.
@@loganblaze8457 Now all reaction channels are fake? what a joke, not everyone watches everything no matter how popular it is. memes? everyone sees a meme about anything these days, that doesn't mean they know the context or origin of it sometimes
Walt Jr. is legitimately a great person and wonderful son, the only person in this show that doesn't deserve an oz of the suffering he endures. His father misses his birthday and his first response is "my Dad would've been here, he might not be ok, i'm going to go check on him" and Walt can't even say happy birthday but instead call him Jesse 😢
29:26 In the podcast, the editor Kelley Dixon tells how Vince wanted it to kind of sound like machine gun fire. So she kept removing single frames until you get this really janky looking shooting. It was touch and go, but she loved how it was turning out. Then they completely had to redo the sound for it because it didn't match at all, so they put gunshots in where they seemed to be needed and Jesse's actor came in to do the heavy breathing required. I thought it was really interesting how it turned out. They praised her for the result but Kelley herself said she just fooled around and got lucky it started to look good.
Couldn't help but grin through that Gus-centered intro discussion about how villains are so much cooler when they beat the odds -- knowing what was about to go down in this episode 😁 (Also Kailyn's expressions are just the best 😂)
The poison scene is in my opinion, one of the most badass moments in the entire show. Gus waited 20ish years to get revenge and he even ingested poison himself.
amazing moment!
He spent those 20 years building up an immunity to iocaine powder.
Seriously, dude was so hellbent on revenge, that he risked his own life by drinking poisoned tequila.
It bothers me a little because it's totally a "movie moment" and not realistic. The great Gus was taking a huge gamble that Don Eladio would even drink the tequila at all, let alone drink it right at that moment, or that only a few people would drink it and not most of the armed guards. Also, in real life, the poison would take effect at different rates based on each individual's metabolism and body mass; they wouldn't be synchronized to such a small degree. You just have to suspend disbelief, but usually the show doesn't ask that of its audience like that.
@@dereknolin5986 in the culture of the cartel not drinking would be a huge insult to both Eladio and Fring, no-one was risking that. Them not offering would also be insulting
As for the difference in action time, it is proportionate to the speed of action of the poison. Something that fast acting would have a close to negligible difference in delay
It's not perfectly accurate, but not nearly as far off as you think. 99% pure meth being manufactured in a motorhome or meth turning blue is far further from the truth
Just a fun fact. You can actually stay at Don Eladio's house it's an AirBnB in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The actual AirBnB is a cabin in the back by the pool it's part of a few houses called Las Placitas. I actually stayed here about a month ago when my Gf and I went touring the city for Breaking Bad spots.
wow great fun fact!
I find it amazing how 1 TV show put a whole city on the map and made it a tourist attraction largely because of this show. I'm sure before Breaking Bad (and later Better Call Saul) most non local people probably never even heard of Albuquerque or knew nothing about it and now the city is very well known because of it. I don't know if there is another show that made such an impact on a whole city. The only thing that comes close in my mind is what LOTR was for New Zealand, but LOTR was already an established and well known book series, while Breaking Bad is a compeletly original story and had to start from scratch.
@@toreadoressyeah and funnily enough Jesse mentions lord of the rings being filmed in New Zealand. When him and Jane are talking about where to go with all their money.
walt and jr's talk this episode is so good
That’s good, Jesse
Ricin works too slow, guys. It takes up to 48 hours to have a significant effect.
'You belong to the cartel now' not quite the words you'd want to hear after a long shift lmao
I had a thought: Walt remembers his father not as what people have told him about him, but as what he remembers him to be. Maybe it means that Junior will remember Walt not as Heisenberg.
8:20 I always thought this the moment Gus realized why Walt wanted Jess.
Love both of your genuine reactions!! :) It is said that Walter's son is Walter Jr. - whereas, his alter-ego, Heisenberg's son, is Jesse.... He's called Jesse "son" a couple of times to this point . . . as well. Interesting thoughts...
Heisenberg and Walt are the same person. Walt is just more honest about who he is with Jesse
Stir your weird hippie milk, all the hippie chocolate sank to the bottom.
it still tasted chocolatey 😊
common fan theory is the thing Gus took at the beginning of the pool thing was capsules of Activated Charcoal, to help absorb some of the poison he took. he threw it up anyway but its a very good safety measure. also helps on the off chance you ever eat or take something that is slightly poisonous. it helps buy time. also the episode for me that 100% confirms that walt does see Jesse as a wayward son in a way. he may be an asshole who cant stop manipulating him but he still cares for jesse in a fucked up way.
Movie poison works automatically and instantly. In the real world, no poison works like that. You can take measures to slow it down or delay it, but there's still a risk. This was realistic.
Activated charcoal fits perfectly in this spot. It is highly porous, with an active surface area of several thousand square meters per gram and can adsorb significant amounts of toxins. The more quickly it is taken after poison exposure the better (obviously if you ingest a tablet minutes before consuming poison it will work better. Afterward it's much better to expel the charcoal through vomiting or stomach pump than to allow it to pass through the digestive system. Every action taken here by Gus points directly to AC.
This was a meticulously planned operation, clearly Gus (as if we already didn't know) is a formidable opponent for Walt, or for anyone.
Its doesn't absorb alcohol though@@jrepka01
@@elbruces This wasn't realistic, because in real life, the poison wouldn't suddenly take effect on a dozen people all within a one-minute window. It would take effect at different times depending on people's metabolism, body mass, etc.
Yes when he is sober he is reliable and he is always loyal
agreed 👍
16 is the age in most states you are eligible for a driver’s license, which is usually considered an important milestone.
Fun fact. The actor who played Don Eladio was in Scarface and was one of the only Cuban actors on the movie.
Hector Salamancas actor was also in Scarface :)
Jesse realized that he saved his life in Mexico and if he really wanted to kill him he could have let him die there with everyone else but he didn't he wants him around he didn't just use him and kill him he knows he is more useful to him than Walt is now and he has some kind of upper hand now
The Colombian Breaking Bad had a great scene where Mike removes Don Eladios necklace as he falls in the pool.
And Max Arciniega was some Asian guy lol. Like this fast food street vender type.
wow a colombian breaking bad 🤔 that's wild!
@@nerdymarriedcouple Yeah it sucks, the acting is awful, the cinematography is terrible and some key plot points were missed by the creators of the show
Wait, hold the phone! There's a Colombian Breaking Bad??
Walt was really sorry for the fight with Jesse he still thinks of him as family and regrets not helping and protecting him this time, he knows he was wrong for the way he always treats him and is sad and scared that he might actually die in Mexico and there is nothing he can do about it that's why he apologized to his son its his way of apologizing to Jesse that's why he called his son Jesse at the end if that speach and his son looked so confused.
Walt's apology wasn't actually to Jr. for missing his birthday, it was actually to Jesse. That's why Walt calls him Jesse when he lays down. Walt regretted treating Jesse so badly, but his ego prevents him from apologizing to anyone. It's only when his inhibitions are lowered that it comes to the surface. Jesse is the only person Walt ever apologizes to, although not to his face - only vicariously through Jr.
Yup and he feels bad that he didn't protect Jesse this time and he might die in Mexico
YOU NEED WATCH PSYCHO(1960YEAR) AND MISERY(1990) BEST HORRORS
He may have taken charcoal before he drank the poison or maybe something else that keeps him from absorbing all of it
hmm interesting!
I think Walt likes Jesse because Jesse treats Walt like an authority figure (most of the time). All Walt wants is for people to admire him. Jesse even still calls him, “Mr. White.”
Praying yall watch better call Saul after breaking bad lol love the reactions
Hell na. That show is slow and boring.
@@bendover-bz4bc Poor soul, I feel so sorry for you.
@@bendover-bz4bc i understand you, the show doesnt suit the simple minds
@@bendover-bz4bcThe show definitely sets its own pace. Maybe that makes it boring to you, but objectively, it’s a very well done show. I think these 2 would appreciate it.
@@bendover-bz4bcmy condolences bro 😞 sorry for your loss
In the scene of Gus, Mike & Jesse getting picked up by the airplane- in the commentary version they talk about how there were surrounded by snakes and they had to hire someone to clear them away in between shots
19:39 they said in the podcast they didn't want the dad story to explain everything about how Walt is. They didn't want it to be an easy answer of why Walter is why he is, that people aren't that simple. Sounds like they failed ;)
hahah whoops 😬 it is definitely complicated, but our childhood memories definitely lay important foundations for our character and attitudes as a adults
I'm just here to see your guys' faces when you see what Gus is really up to down in Mexico. Can't wait 😅
Edit: Totally worth it to see that reaction. Plus, I think the pill was a charcoal pill or something. Like a safeguard to absorb some of the poison, he's ingesting to buy him time to get to the toilet.
GREAT episode!
The Mexican chemist is Morris from 24
Ted Beneke is the true hero of Breaking Bad.
What? Shut up bro. Unnecessary character and the reason of hated skyler. Wtf
Gus has to be one of the best antagonist in TV history. Giancaro is a phenomenal actor.
The pills that Gus took to absorb the toxins of the poisoned tequila was made up of hyperimmune egg, colostrum and activiated charcoal. He got the formula from a brilliant and gorgeous immunologist named Kailyn. :) Hard to believe this show didn't win the Emmy for Best Drama til it won for BOTH Season 5, Part 1 AND Season 5, Part 2- so imagine the amazing drama you two still have to go.
hilarious comment 😂
Putting ricin in the bottle for the cartel would be a bad idea. Sure, it'd be easier to get in and get out that day... but Gus would be giving them time to retaliate. He needed to take them out then and there.
Colostrum is not just cows, but any mammal.
Why??? Why didn't Walt tell Skyler he used the second phone for his marijuana deals? Furthermore - why didn't Walt share the story about his father with his family much, much earlier (when he was debating treatment?)
Basically drank that poison that gus used on yourselves
8:25 "There's _flies_ everywhere! Bitches!" ~ missed opportunity
Jesse was able to hit 96+
Gale was able to hit 96+
Walt hit 99+
If it weren't for Walt, everything with Gus and the Cartel would have gone smoothly, or at least to plan.
Walt's story about his own father gets overlooked between the Skyler/Ted and Jesse/Cartel shenanigans, but it makes a bit difference, and goes a long way towards explaining that it's not just about the money, he wants his son to remember him as a G.
you look like the girl in harry potter season 6 ( the half blood prince ) that fell in love with ron !
The bottle is tequilla
Episode ends: “Nooo” 😂
Sounds like you guys are drinking something like a chocolate eggnog
Damn yall are about to have diarrhea after that concoction
Shouldn't the baby cow get the colustrum?
9:40 27:35
Spoiler* the guy has seen the show before, or knows what happens…
Explain
yeah explain 🤔
What I said. Very obvious. Anybody who has an interest in the show knows what happens with Gus, and most major plot points, it’s all over UA-cam and social media even today, in clips and memes.
They are milking you for views/income like most of these ‘never seen this show before’ channels. Come on, don’t be slow man. He constantly gives it away with his ‘I am sooo shocked at what just happened’ fake face.
@@loganblaze8457 wrong. You think that is fake. Meme is not a context wtf
@@loganblaze8457 Now all reaction channels are fake? what a joke, not everyone watches everything no matter how popular it is. memes? everyone sees a meme about anything these days, that doesn't mean they know the context or origin of it sometimes
Nothing about skyler shit plot?
Walter in his Walter whities
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