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- Breaking Bad - This Is Not Meth: Walter (Bryan Cranston) confronts Tuco (Raymond Cruz).
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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Bryan Cranston, Raymond Cruz
Director: Bronwen Hughes
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Walter was like: "Nice argument, unfortunately, I have a bomb"
Literally.
Not a bomb, but a highly concentrated plastic explosive that can take out an entire building
@@conrradotorres4653 show me a bomb without a chemical base. That was fulminated Mercury. Therefore it was a bomb.
Because I'm holding a thermal detonator
@@conrradotorres4653 it could still be classified as a bomb because it's in a container and will detonate under certain circumstances like on impact
When a psychopath asks you if you are nuts, you might acutally be nuts
Right tho lol
Walter is not nuts, Heisenberg is.
You wanna find out?
@@eddiediaz5518
That's the best part. This is a mirror scene when Mike confronts Hector about taking the gun for 50 grand...
*sociopath
0:07 “Verbalase paid how much for that animation?!”
xd
💀
0:09 My reaction to that information
🤣😭😭
That’s genius
Credit to Raymond Cruz, he wasn't even supposed to put that cigarette out like that. He thought it'd be the sort of thing a psycho like Tuco would do in the moment, so he did it.
Me when I lie
@@naoko3749 If I'm not mistaken, they're telling the truth. It was in a commentary episode in the Breaking bad seasons DVDs.
i'm so used to comments like "dean norris ACTUALLY shot raymond cruz and it made it into the final cut" that i hesitate when an actual improvised moment comes up
Bravo Vince! 😂
Unless this is something he did normally or he is immune to pain I think you'd see some sort of reaction from a guy putting out a lit cigarette on his tongue
throwback to when 50k wasn't easy money for walt
Then later sells his car for $50 when he could've gotten a few grand easy
It's pretty wild to think that by the end of the show Walt had I think like $80 million in the barrels?
@@cavemanzach9475 ye ikr, and he could have made even more if he didnt decieded to leave. Jesus, its insane
Then became hourly
Wasnt about the money
The entire premise of what can happen when a guy believes he is "already dead anyway" was brilliantly done with this series.
“Brilliant”
@@okat32 no
Hes a man with nothing to lose, or so he thought
Leaving your family with nothing is a strong motivator
@@retsu4262 no what
The “you wanna find out” as he’s holding the other back is just perfect 😂
'other back' 😂
1:37you can hear Howard Dean’s scream 😭😭😭 the editors really slipped that in there
I'm glad someone else heard that, lol.
I wouldn't have noticed it unless you pointed it out
OMG it really is! LOL
I was hoping someone else noticed!!
Huh? Who is Howard dean lol
It's hilarious that Tuco, of all people, tries to calm someone down 😂
Orale holmes !
it´s so epic and badass when psychoTuco asks someone are you nuts? then you know that person has to be nuts on a whole different level 😂😂
some people only understand force
just remember who you're working for
He maybe is a lunatic but he isnt lunatic enough to blow up a room
This was the moment Walter became immune to blasts.
If only Gus had that power.....
@@averageseagullenjoyer5640 he did for a few seconds...
I always wondered how the middle aged cancer patient recovers the fastest from the explosion that happens literally inches from him.
@@abigbutterstick1780 Likely was prepared, you can see that Tuco has his hands on his ears after the blast - it looks like the actual damage caused by the blast was pretty minimal. Tuco fell because he was disorientated, not injured.
Not unreasonable, though. Being prepared for a blast that simply disorientates others might not be too difficult.
1:38 Howard Dean was never the same after that scream. Man turned to the drugs and being in the rough parts of town, as heard in this part of the video
Came to see if anyone else heard it too, lmao
It's wild that they used that like a Wilhelm scream.
1:08
Tuco: It's a brilliant plan esse!
Fat guy: Brilliant
Tuco: What did you say? Like they don't already know that!
Tuco again: Are you calling him stupid?
Tuco was terrified lol
“This guy was a wizard man, he made meth explode! HE MADE METH EXPLODE!”
lol
it only looks identical to meth. Nobody said Walt litteraly made consumable meth that can ALSO blow up a building.
@@Nemenis consumable meth that explodes if you hit it too hard. Sounds like a bomb.
Yeah bruh...I literally exploded to the roof when he said that. Truly one of the shows of all time.
Salamancas respetan mucho el valor por eso accede a dar el dinero
Walt: this is not meth
Jesse: it's rock
Hank: it's not rock. Jesus Christ it's minerals
Jesse: It's rock
Spongebob: The Pioneers used to ride these babies for miles!
Bruce: A mineral capable of weakening Kryptonian cells.
Their not minerals bruh ancient one: these stones control the flow of time unparalleled in power for eons
Its not rock its Dwayne Johnson.
Jesse: Aaah wire
2:02 - you got *BOSS*, I'll give you that
Lyle moment
This is the moment where Tuco became Hector.
Walt: You'll give me what I tell you to give me
It's hilarious how Tuco actually shows respect for Walt after he's blown the office up. He doesn't pay him off and tell him never to show his face again, he doesn't give him the money and then send his thugs after him the moment he leaves...he suggests that they go into business together, on favourable terms for Walt.
It shows how warped the guy is. "This guy blew up my office - this is MY kinda guy."
"That dog, he works just like me- he's got a collar, but no leash. I might be able to work with that"
Intimidating folks by being crazy only works if they aren't even more crazy.
Walt also has the product.
Tuco respects Walter because he had to balls to stand in front of him and shows him he means business. Also how far Walter can go to do a deal and just how bad he can be.
"He's insane, just like me fr" -Tuco probably
The only scene tuco talks to gonzo normally.
Is that white ? For Spanish
@@julesking8355 no it means calm
Poor gonzo deserved better.
No one's gonna talk about how nuts it actually is for Tuco to tell anyone to "calm down?" LOL
That's called being on shock, makes people act all sort of ways, normally ppl freeze and tremble, in his case, he started acting like a normal human being, survival instinct probably, this show really intended to show realistic behaviour and studied it so I don't doubt that this is somewhat what a psychotic deviant violent mob boss would act when under shock
"he got balls"
Not only he recognizes walter but he also knows that he is the guy to be trusted.
He didn't go to exploit him, he went to ask the fair part and to pay for his buddy treatment that he caused.
He is not dangerous, he is also fair and trustful. It is hard to find people like there.
Tell me about it.
0:06 verbalase financial adviser be like
man you really gonna bring that up here
More like 1:50
Knowing how impulsive Tuco acts in Better Call Saul really puts into perspective how unpredictable Walt was to even surprise Tuco in how far he was willing to go to get what he wants.
The Salamancas in general are also consistently shown to appreciate the bold and the brave. We saw with Hector and Mike, as well as with Lalo and Nacho. You gotta be ballsy to earn the respect of this family, and it's really nice that they kept that through line for all of them.
I mean Walt literally threatened him with a bomb that would blow everyone’s head off. Plus tuco just wanted to take advantage of the meth that Walt had.
You can see respect for Walter in the eyes of Tuco. You need to be more insane and unpredictable than Tuco to gain his respect .
Tuco respects insanity
@@Yodah97 Lalo laughing when Gus shoots him is the ultimate Salamanca reaction.
You can see how Tucos mind cleared he actually got the sense knocked back into him. Shows why he was put in charge he does know how to run the business
When he's not on a psychotic high.
@@jadedandbitter yeah I think having his life threatened by someone crazy would sober anyone up real quick
I gotta ask is the name accurate? Or is there another meaning behind it?
@@inquisitorfivecraft5424 my name?
@@MasonNoThumbs yes
Didn’t even realize that u can hear the iconic Howard dean scream at 1:38 😂
Wilhelm Scream. wtf is a Howard Dean scream!?
@@Sursion - That's not a Wilhelm scream. And look up Howard Dean.
@Sursion Howard Dean was famously running for the Democratic nomination in early 2004. He gave a rousing speech at the Iowa caucus, and at the end, he screamed really awkwardly. It was replayed on every media news outlet for quite a while, instantly became one of the most infamous political gaffs of all time, and soon after he dropped out of the race.
@@Sursion You just made yourself look stupid, dumbo dumb dumb. ;)
Its moments like these where Walt begins to enjoy his life. He feels “alive”. It’s the beginning of his fall.
"Do you wanna find out?" in response to are you nuts is just incredible
1:49 - 1:52 its the way he says it for sure tho 😂
Hit em with the ol "this isn't even my final form"
Very Joker
stock psychopath response
@@jonathonhollis7080 LMAO
He plays Walt so well. I couldn’t imagine anyone else playing him
@Abiud Lope Maldonado it's himself
I believe the creator's had him in mind. At least someone did from the beginning
Betty white
His haircut is what makes him so iconic. Add hair to this scene and it’s good still but not as good as bald walt
They were at one point considering Matthew Broderick to play the role. I’m glad they made the right decision.
Now imagine what the whole bag can do
Kudos to the sound guy who put the howard dean scream in there
That whole sequence look like it came from a documentary, idk why but it does for me 😅
Seriously, Walter is lucky Tuco handled that bag gently. Imagine if he hit it with his knife to snort some.
Fulminating Tuco. Rather than... Tuco fuming. LMAO.
He already had an explosive personality so it would have underlined it quite nicely
I don't think walter tought about this scenario, he just decided to go in there with a bunch of explosives out of sheer anger and carelessnes of being already dead.
You know something I think he bet on Tuco not hitting the meth. Tuco is nuts sure, but he is street smart. Remember in the beginning of the episode when Jesse visited him? He knew Skinny Pete who vouched for Jesse as a drug manufacturer and user, which is why he prepared the hit, but even then he didn't try it until he forced Jesse to do it first.
Now enter this bald, middle aged guy who looks like he could be a cop about to retire? Yeah, no way he'd try a bag of what might look like meth, but every druggie knows drugs could be anything. That's just what I got from it cause I kinda thought the same thing at first. But Tuco is still a businessman
In that case, the entire bag would have exploded? If 1 chuck can already blow the windows out, and drop the airco's from the walls, the entire bag would level the entire floor, probably entire building? So in thát case, Walt would have died along with Tuco and his henchmen; He wouldnt only have taken revenge for Jesse, he would have eliminated one of thé most dangerous competitors on the market...ánd send out a signal(which would probably work counter-productive as Hector and/or the Twins, would have unleashed hell on Albequerque. But Walt didnt know everything about Tuco's family and their stróng Cartel-connections at this point?
building: *violently explodes from the inside*
captions: [Applause]
Hey I'm pretty sure I'd clap for that
Thunderous applause
eardrums: plot-armored and intact.
That's from us
@@vertical2923 is that a prequel reference
More than a decade and this is still epic!
0:06 verbalase: I'd like to commission a video
the production studio:
The classic scene that got everyone hooked.
Agree. This was the exact moment that I became a fan.
Honestly, I thought the bag at the start had somebody's head in it.
Funny. This is the scene that convinced me not to watch the show.
@@SalvableRuin and yet, here you are, watching this specific scene on youtube lol
@@SalvableRuin why not?
I really feel sorry for the ones who got bored in first few episodes and never continued.They missed out on one hell of a masterpiece.
I find it bizarre, I was hooked from the moment the sludgy corpse fell through the ceiling.
@@PetersonZF i watched most of it, was okay..
I did that few years ago and now I just finished watching. God damn I've been missing out
I gave up after the second episode, finally watched the third after a _year_ . Got hooked, just finished this episode. I might not make it all the way through soon, but man, hell of a series.
First episode was quite boring until the end, and second episode is what got me into this show
2:12 - “That crystal ware ..that your partner brought me..sold faster than $10 glasses at TJ Maxx!
It is funny how tucos face becomes sober after he realizes that someone is more psycho than he is. Brilliant acting, brilliant masterpiece show.
People think of this as the birth of Heisenberg, but it's important to think of the inciting act. Walt seeing what happened to Jesse in the hospital. That's when Heisenberg is truly born. Criminal mastermind alias yes, but also someone who can be the protector. The person to fulfil the role of the protector for Jesse, for Walt himself, for the White family. As Walt is split between these two worlds, he really does disconnect from reality. Heisenberg is a way to take control. It's Walt's coping mechanism as he struggles to come to terms with his condition, and it manifests as everything Walter never had the chance to be, and fulfilling that fantasy. It's also him realizing that Walt cannot protect Jesse as a father, but he can protect him as a Kingpin. The inception of this character is fueled by a paternal instinct towards Jesse. To me, this sequence felt reminiscent of the injustice Walt Jr is going through clothes shopping, and how Walt comes back enflamed, seeking violence and steps on the bullies leg. It's the response to injustice that gives him the courage to act against his best interest. This early parallel between Walt Jr and Jesse is not without meaning either, Jesse even in these very early days adopts the figure of surrogate son, and to me, this is the same set of circumstances playing out, just now on the other side of that criminal underworld that Walter White can't survive in, but Heisenberg can.
I have a slight issue with part of your reasoning, considering Heisenwalter kills Jesse's girlfriend(s) with poison, just to make sure Jesse keeps working for him.
This show was a brilliant showcase of someone who was the perfect confluence of "Exceedingly Intelligent", "Utterly Ruthless" and "Nothing Left to Lose".
The myth business is not that voy land. Holy wood balloon knee.
@@haylobos8261 I used to be an adventurer just like you, then Holy wood balloon knee
@@haylobos8261 Holy wood balloon knee ;-;
w
@@haylobos8261 "The meth business is not that boy land(belittling Breaking Bad's interpretation of the meth world). Hollywood baloney"
Can you imagine if Walt let Tuco try to crush and snort that stuff with his Bowie knife?
He would’ve ended up like Gus
The knife would've gone right through Tuco's skull
roll credits.
@@tatersalad76 he just woulda pulled it out, the psycho
Would of blew his mind
it's been over 10 years since I first watched this scene, and I still come back to it.
1:38- Howard Dean's "Yeah!" scream
"And then you walk in here and you bring me _MOOOORE_ meth!?" Cracks me up everytime; he delivers that line so well.
Blue yellow pink whatever man just keep bringing me that 😎
Considering what a nice guy Raymond Cruz (his actor) is, this is an amazing performance. Too bad he didnt like doing it.
MOOOORE? The boy wants MOOOOORE?
@@Bendetoma why?
@@cripplelilrata7610 Because he hated playing a role that is so aggressive. He is a really calm guy, and an introvert even.
1:38 I can not believe that Breaking Bad used former presidential candidate Howard Dean’s scream as a sound effect in their show. This is the greatest thing I’ve ever found.
WTF!!! i so hope that is true!
Omggg lol
OOOOOMFG you're right xd
LMAO
I had to triple check this scene to make sure that was really added in and UA-camrs weren't just messing with it. I didn't notice it when I watched it on TV.
1:37 came here to see if the scream from that one guy running for president was actually in here
It in fact was
1:38 Howard Dean scream.
Wish there were more scenes where Walt used his chemistry skills 🙏🏻
Fr
What about when he creates the battery for the trailer when they got stranded in the desert? Granted it's not as exciting as this but it's another brilliant display of his chemistry knowledge.
The entire franchise is about Walt and his leet chemistry skills.🤔😂
@@slyguythreeonetwonine3172 ik ik but I’m taking like this scene, the bomb, the battery when they got stranded. Just showing how crazy good he is is so awesome
This.
I just realized that the iconic “Dean Scream” sound effect is in this scene at 1:38, god I love this show.
I was about to comment on that but you beat me to it.
I just noticed that!
@parallax3d nah it’s the Dean Scream, the Wilhelm is very different from the Dean Scream, just look both noises up and you’ll get me.
dean nuts
I knew I couldn't be the only one who heard that!
Man, I remember watching this scene for the first time and even though Walter was scared, he really did turn into Heisenberg for this moment. Not fully transformed as we will see later on, but DAMN, Walter really got possessed from here on out.
That was the most real life super power scene ever. Imagine an action or thriller series in which a badass character use crazy plans involving realistic chemistry to reach its goals.
P.S. Wultuh should have gone there with more tricks in the bag in case they tried some kind of revenge, now or later.
The actor who played Tuco turned the role down FOUR times because he didn’t think they’d let him play Tuco the way he wanted to. They were so desperate for him to take the role that they agreed he could play the role any way he wanted. So he did and gave us the wild Tuco we all know and love to hate. The rest is history.
Really? Tuco was originally supposed to be more calm or something?
@@KillerGrim47probably the opposite
I recently saw a show where he played a detective.. really couldnt take the actor serious because to me he'll always be Tuco
I heard he wanted to be killed off early due to the role being so exhausting to play, then again he played tuco in BCS so who knows.
@@terrorism7015 Ofcourse he would play it again, its his most famous role.
That was the scene that sold the show for me.
I remember years ago watching this episode on a plane and yelling out loud when the room explodes!!!
Absolutely amazing!!!!!
A flight was playing BB episodes? Uh... did they reach the end of Season 2?
Yessss this was the first REAL iconic scene that everyone remembers when heisenberg became heisenberg
Same for me. My brother got into this show at the start, and I just watched about half of this one episode. I was blown away by it, no pun intended. Didn't fully start watching until a year or two later though. Think I was just busy. Addicted once I started, no pun... ah it doesn't matter.
You yelled out loud on a plane? What’s wrong with you
Was it flying rubber dog shi9 out of Hong Kong? Or some other BS flight that didn't exist? If you're gonna try to tell a "this'll make me cool" story, give the audience the respect that they're not a bunch of gullible 5 year olds. Loser!
0:01 Verbalase talking to some crackhead animators circa 2021
This is the exact moment Tuco became Nice
It’s really awesome that they painted Tuco as arguably the most menacing character in the show yet Walt becomes the first man to intimidate him. Tuco was the type to listen to nobody.
Actually, Tuco wasn’t afraid of Walt. He respected Walt’s craziness.
I'm gonna be honest ,first I always thought people were always highly overrating this show ,but I swear ,this scene showed me why Breaking Bad is one of the world's best shows to ever exist.
in 5 years you are gonna think its overrated
The best show not one of the best show, but the best show
@@tristanpace4787 There's like a dozen better shows lmao
It certainly is one of the shows ever made
@@chrisdawson1776 brainlet comment
Dean Scream at 1:37
1:38
Howard Dean scream!
If I'm correct, with those windows breaking due to explosive pressure, their ears should've been destroyed and probably not be able to hear anymore
He threw at the window side.......thts why the window side was impacted more if he would have threw towards Tuco or his boys they would have ended up in a hospital.
its a tv show
dont take it to serious
Eh?
Yes, even I think this was a mistake at their part. And Walter doesn't even throw it very far, surely by that logic they would have been in hospital.
@DeSPoTNemanjaS it doesn’t mean that everything has to be realistic, though. The whole premise of the show is unrealistic. A show which is realistic would be boring. Imagine if it were realistic, the show would be over after a few episodes
I love how in this scene he’s still acting more like Walt than heisenburg like his voice and body language is still less confident than what we see in later seasons
He remains more walt-like for at least like half the show its a slow transformation
This was the exact moment I fell in love with this show
One of the most badass scenes in breaking bad
When Walt said "It's Explodin Time!", I exploded all over the ceiling. Truly the show ever made most
This might be unrelated but when Morbius says "This is not Morb" i also get obliterated from the earth. Truly the most movie i've ever seen.
@@hiticalcrit4046 wow, hearing that makes me splash all over the tables! that truly sounds like a movie most ever.
I love how Walt says it's heisen time before he kills Gus as Heisenberg later in the show
@@nerdothn892 that was an absolutely scene of all time
Explodius is the show of all time
He showed he isn’t playing and gained a inch of trust and respect from Tuco just enough to not kill him plus he has the best meth and tuco knows that as well such a good scene !
Yeah you gotta do like 5 amazing things to even register on the radar of a psycho
Get away !
Fr. Tuco realized real fast that Walt is just as crazy as him if not crazier. Walt led to the demise of 3 cartels. The salamancas, Jack, and Gus. Even took out Lydia. To think Walt is scarier than lalo, tuco, mike, Gus, hector, etc.
Raymond Cruz is simply amazing as Tuco
The music playing in the background made this scene so dope
That cigarette sure was tasty
Mint menthol flavored.
I still can't believe he didn't at least spit out the ashes after
It must’ve hurt though.
1:32 Guess Howard Dean was in a breaking bad
Walt had a BLAST meeting Tuco.
"Are you NUTS?!?!?!"
"Wanna find out?"
CHILLS EVERYTIME!!!!! Oh what I'd give to watch this series for the first time again.
I love the combination or rage and shock at 1:50
It is better when you see the face of terror and surprise.
1:27 Walt threw that on the ground directly in front of him. The windows across the floor of the building EXPLODED. How in Gus's eyesocket did Walt not kill himself right then and there?
He had plot protection
Its a tv show
@@kentgil2526 nailed it.
For how badass this scene was, we can let that slide i guess
@@edis9869 Agreed. I rationalized in my head that Walter knew the explosion was mostly pressure, and he opened his mouth as wide as he could, jumped to the floor knowing that most of the pressure wave would direct toward the lowest pressure escape route, the windows, which were the path of least resistance. Also, I assumed he came prepared and was wearing some serious, attentuating ear-protection to protect his eardrums & hearing.
In the entire show this is the only time that Tuco went from 100 to zero in 2 seconds and asked people to calm down... and actually meant it. Impeccable scene with the backdrop of "I'm dead already anyway"
Raymond Cruz is one of those special actors that has the ability to match Bryan Cranston shot for shot.
I love this scene. It's where Waltuh showcases his chemistry skills as he declares his signature line: It's Breakin' time!
And then he broke bad all over these guys
waltuh
ok
@@KyuminChan fr🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
and then he broke the building bad
"Are you nuts!?" has to be the best compliment, given it's from Tuco himself.
One of the best scenes of the show, hands down.
This scene alone just makes me wanna watch the show again.
Hal is something else, Malcolm would have been proud to see how advanced his father had become in the meth business. Blessings.
This is before Malcolm was born. At the end of the series, Walter goes into Witness Protection, and takes up his new life as Hal.
That was some Francis level craziness right there!
Do you mean... HAL-SENBERG ? (best. joke. ever)
Ironically, Lois would've been on board with it and Malcolm would be in charge of the money laundering.
There is a fan theory that Walt is Malcolm as an adult.
1:04 this laugh always gets me
sounds like a helicopter going down
@@specialistvett4596 sounds like that dog from that one racer from boomerang i forgot his name ( not scooby Doo)
Howard Dean at 1:37 always gets me.
How in the Hell has Raymond Cruz not even attempted to become the next voice of Muttley with a laugh like that?!
A man with nothing to lose is the most dangerous man
1:38 The dean scream sound effect.
0:56 The way he describes beating up Jesse is hysterical 😂
The Heisenberg uncertainty principle of chemistry anthropomorphized as Walter White’s alter ego is nothing less than brilliant
Which never actually happened until the final scene of the final episode. I suspect you will know why.✌🏻
@@68bluesI am completely fine
Just started SE1 in the afternoon. Finished it later in the evening.
This scene left a mark on me. I'm not a science guy but now I'm starting to see how cool chemistry is because of the show!
The cinematography for this scene was amazing
Walter is actually more unpredictable and insane than Tuco... walter looks like he is a sane chemistry teacher, but in reality no one can even think what he is capable of and his enemies and even his family members always underestimated him...
Walt had a long, long time with his mind pondering scenarios like this after selling his share of Gray Matter and seeing it be worth billions and his talents rotting away as a high school chemistry teacher. Him getting cancer was just the final push to set that creature loose on the world.
Walt at this point is sure he's gonna die of cancer. So he doesn't care.
Because deep under he's at his third lexicon.
1:22 this is the moment when Walt became "The Danger!"
and the one who knocks
"a man with nothing to lose is the most dangerous man ever"
*_1:37_**_ Howard Dean's infamous "Yeah"_*
Walt earned Tucos respect right here
Respect comes from fear
It's a Salamanca family trait. Having testicles the size of grapefruits earns respect.
Walt did it with Tuco. Mike did it with Hector. Hell, even Saul did it with Tuco.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 and Nacho whit lalo
@@angelamagnus6615 No, those are two different things
@@angelamagnus6615 Respect and fear are distinct things
The clip is 2 minutes, but it's so well made and suspenseful that it feels a hell of a lot longer. Fantastic scene
3
one of the best scenes in TV history
The scene that made my realized that Breaking Bad is the greatest TV Shows of all time!
In the aftermath of the explosion around 1:41 I believe I hear the Howard Dean scream!
No you didn't.
The HAAAAAHHHAA
It's actually at 1:37. It's right when the unit slams against the wall.
B R A V O V I N C E
Thank you for that.
@@astrojungle You're welcome.
Everyone in that room would've suffered permanent hearing loss. They should've had Walt throw the rock at the wall where the most windows blew out. It's basic SCIENCE
True but you should also remember that this is a show and the main purpose is to make it enjoyable to watch.
Some decisions are made to be realistic and others are made to make scenes "more awesome"
An explosion like this would have killed each one of them (strongly wundet, at least). But they desidet to to it that way to show of this destroyed apartment and walter being a freaking mad lad.
That's what the ringing noise is for the next like 30 seconds after it's just underplayed for the sake of pacing
Everyone in that room would have lost way more than just their hearing, with an explosion like that.
I mean the stuff he threw shouldn't cause that kinda of explosion with such a little amount but who cares
@@olliegoria Oh yeah, they would almost certainly all be dead. It turns out the human body doesn't do well with overpressure blast injuries.
this is the moment Tuco got his timbers shivered.
When the ac falls, you can hear the sound engineer put Howard deans famous scream. Amazing
Tuco asking Walt if he’s nuts! Oh the irony.
1:28 lets be real, Walt threw that bomb straight down, he'd have been toast.
you can't have the main character just last for 6 episodes
Plot Armor
@@miniiorefr
Raymond Cruz was fantastic as Tuco. He was even terrifying in the Pop Corners ad.
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