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- Breaking Bad - Here's Your Share! Scene: Jesse (Aaron Paul) asks Walter (Bryan Cranston) for help.
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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston
Director: Jim McKay
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"Then WIRE you here?"
"Ahhh, wire."
No...copper
@@gatgash9007 oh
ahhhh wire i get it :)
When you walk thru the garden...
Underrated comment.
This is the moment jesse’s nuts became a mic
standing pool side wearing the thick shirt AND a full insulated jacket I'd THIMK he was wearing a wire, too. Into the pool, kid.
@JackBauer137 it comes from fans trying to pinpoint when did Walter White become Heisenberg
😂😂
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best comment
Vince Gilligan choosing not to kill Jesse like he originally planned to was the best decision he could've made.
@Ryan Irwin- Diehl We needed a through line from the beginning to end. Jesse starts off as a scumbag but becomes a human with a conscious.
@Jerry Lewis seriously the last thing he should’ve made him do was to rat on the guy who was always by his side no matter what happened
@Jerry Lewis bro I hated Walt and loved jesse in the end, he did everything right
@Shapiro Shekelberg facts
@Shapiro Shekelberg was* he eventually became the more moral character of the series
They seem harmless, I wish them well on their adventures together.
What could possibly go wrong?
@@jasonhahn8797 Idk, it's just a teacher having a good time with one of his students
@@questionableargumentations1364 I'm sure it'll be pretty wholesome along the way.
When it was all fun and games
@@questionableargumentations1364 ex-students*
The fact that Walter scoops the money out of the pool really signifies how he wants $4000 and not to swim in the pool.
To be fair if I have leaf catcher right there I would scoop out the money too instead of jumping in the pool lol, makes the process a whole lot easier.
Plus if Walter was really that hungry for money he would have gotten mad at Jesse or immediately tried to catch the notes when Jesse threw the money.
@@dipteshtarafdar7988
You’re right, but I mean it as a joke comment.
@@mljesus7743 This is the moment I get r/woooshed
@@dipteshtarafdar7988 this is the moment your comment got r/itswooooshwith4os-ed
Bravo Vince
This is the moment Walt became a pool cleaner.
literally tho
Good way to launder money, No?
Lotta money in that business, or at least that pool
Owning a pool is a lot like a chemistry experiment. It is a microcosm of Walt’s perfection for something as simple as keeping a clean pool
such an original comment
The good old times
When Walt had hair and met was white
I was in high school when this show ended.
@@draganduga2781 He also had hair in the end
Back when the show was good. It honestly went downhill fast after Season 2.
@@f.r.etling6226 idk man the episodes where he worked for gus where maybe a bit boring sometimes but I think season 5 is the best one.
“I wish there was a way to know you are in the good old days before you actually left them.”
I love that quote.
wrong show
Its the realization that today will be the good ol days of the future.
Damm boi 🥺
That would be more sad than anything. Yeah, you know you're currently living the greatest times of your life, but at the same time you know everything after that is free fall.
This scene here shows that even though Jesse comes off as imature and aloof remembering to give walt his share shows he's still sincere at the end.
Jesse's most prominent attribute is being loyal (to the wrong people)
He actually came because he wanted to continue to do business with Walt, hoping that there’s a possibility he will say yes
its very symbolic of Walter's denial.
Thought you going to say the fact that he understands the benefit and want to do a debrief ,,....
Hes always been a good dude but he's a dumbass that's all
here in season one jesse wants to partner back up, when walt refuses jesse gives him his share and leaves. in season five when jesse wants to quit and walt wants to keep going, walt refuses to give him his share and won’t take no for an answer. different set of morals…
That's actually a really great attention to detail.
Walt DID end up giving him his share though.
@@fuffilicious yeah he should get a purple heart and a statue built of him in new york for having such great attention to detail, i cant believe nobody else ever figured this out.
@@nickclark18 No need to be a sarcastic sourpuss about it.
@@fuffilicious CALM down. Calm down there buddy.
This Jesse seems like a wholesome young man, visiting his former teacher to talk about his feelings and share some money.
I dont even recognize him when his face isnt punched in
Ikr? I bet Jesse is going to ask his former teacher for a recommendation letter to help him get into a chemical engineering program at university.
"I got a wire, speak in to the mike" lmao 🤣🤣🤣
Mike foreshadowed
Ikr lmfao
lmao
@@user-fy2pl8oi4i *waltuh, put your ...*
mic!
when Jesse dressed that weirdass jacket, those were the good old days
It’s that early 2000s swag
@@addielmartinez9120 it was a better time lol. tall tee's baggy jeans lol you could dress fly for a trip to the mall with $50 bucks.
now a days its all this super tight, flamboyant designer stuff that no one can afford. $400 dollars for a bape or supreme shirt, with another $600 on a gucci belt. dont forget some designer man purse too, ray ban glasses, and a fruity haiurcut lol.
@@RyukyuStyle the good ole days
Even when tuco was beating him up and was going to kill him, he keep all his jacket and pants and everything. That is a man 🤓.
@@RyukyuStyle or you know... don't do that
Incredible how much growth and depth Jesse developed compared to this version of him. Really astounding to see how much more mature and "innocence lost" he got towards the end of the show. Like there was so much more than meets the eye. One of the best characters in television ever.
Well the real Jesse was about to die in season 1 itself...... that's why the Jesse in rest of the series is diff from what he was in season 1
It was Jane that changed him. After she died he became a much more serious person.
@@roshanpawar9560 Or.. you know, character development.
@@roshanpawar9560 he was the same junkie in season 2....
Mature? He killed an inocent man for no good reason.
It's so sad to see Malcom went down the wrong path in life! He had so much potential! Looks like Hal even gave up on him!
wrong character lol
@@lilbean5955 he's jokin bud
Then Dewey came down with cerebral palsy and changed his name to Flynn. Such a waste… 😔
Malcolm became known as "The Captain of ABQ" after graduation!
The irony is that Jesse’s actor Aaron Paul originally auditioned for the part of Francis in Malcolm in the Middle.
I died when Jesse called Skylar “the ball buster” 😂
I mean, she could do it, she was huge compared to Jesse
@@juanjoyaborja.3054I don’t think he meant literally 😂
Jesse coming to Walt but not able to articulate why is fascinating...he already admires Walt's genius and looks up to him, plus they're trauma-bonded, and he also has an innate sense of loyalty. Hopefully this won't screw up his life in future!
Nahhhhhhhhh........he'll be peachy
Meanwhile, Carol heard their conversation, recorded it and send to the police.
Directed By Vince Gilligan ......
Niandra lades, baby
Curb your Breaking Bad :D
Nosey Karen
Written by dan weiss david benioff
Gill Vincigan.
Walt without a shaved head just doesn't look right...
Man be looking like Ned Flanders
Because he actually looked like walt, when he shaved his head he looked like heisenberg
@@lukej452 bruh 😂
you're god damn right
*Season 5 Walter rolls up*
2:00 the camera angle when Walt says "get the hell of my property" is hilarious
It got that completely out of context instagram clips from 2016 on a sh*tty random page energy 😂😂
"what the hell's wrong with you? A wire? Jesus" Pretty wild since Jesse does end up ratting on Walt
This is the moment Jesse Pinkman became a snitch
Jesse ratted on him after he poisoned a kid. Not because of the drug trade itself.
@@charliemcpherson6299 Its just called foreshadowing
@@mikeytaylor3901 no it's not. Jesse originally wasn't supposed to be in the series longer than season 1. Foreshadowing is knowingly hinting something that will happen later. During the filming of this they had no clue what they're gonna do with Jesse
@@charliemcpherson6299 Kind of, it was mainly because Jesse had just been caught by Hank trying to burn someone's house down. He had no intention of doing it otherwise.
Jesse shouldn’t have pulled him back in. Biggest mistake of his life.
He had no idea at this point his nerdy chemistry teacher would wind up like Scarface. No one did.
No it was not. Walter elevated Jesse above the level of him winding up dead in some ditch by hands of some two bit gangster. Without walter's influence jesse would end up like pile of trash puked on by a cat.
@Tanner T on the bright side :D
Don't be silly. Jesse was a drug dealer. A criminal. His fate was sealed, even if he worked without Walter. I never get why sheltered geeks regurgitate comments like this one all the time.
Fate
I love the feeling of the first season. Starting from scratch and looking for buyers and distribution. There was a struggle to it. But once they meet gus fring it becomes too easy. The majority aside from S4 become more like trouble with personal lives bit.
I felt like there needed to be a certain period of time where there's real success, where we see what it's like when everything's working. Makes it all the more frustrating, or satisfying, when it all falls apart.
.... things got too easy with Gus Fring??? Whhaaaaa
@@BlazingOwnager The money business was easy, the personal lives, not so much. Even Mike said so, it all ran like a clockwork.
"But once they meet gus fring it becomes too easy."
No, the drug distribution became too easy. The not-getting-killed part became way harder. It has to shift, dude. It can't be season one for five seasons because this isn't a sitcom where you hit the reset button even 22 minutes.
Yep, they found their way back into the garden of eden and all they had to do was be quiet. But they needed struggle and adventure so they tore it all down.
The start of one of the most codependent, dysfunctional relationships.
TOXIC
Yes and it's fantastic!
1:04 Cranston’s sarcastic eye roll and shrug here looks like he was inspired by his teenage daughter giving him an attitude.
And here 1:06 he looks like he was inspired by Tuco
@@silverline7608 i was thinking the exact same thing, he was acting kinda like Tuco
@@melboro8745 which is odd considering that he hasn’t met Tuco yet and he absorbs traits from his victims like cutting the crust off sandwiches like Krazy 8 and adding rocks to his drinks like Mike
@@Wolf-wc1js oh yeah, you're right, i thought it was one of those things, but that's not possible since it's before that.
Nope....... He's still stuck in that teacher mode, where reality is a concrete thing. After a few seasons, and life experience, he becomes straight up street, and that's something to see. Going from the epitamy of high society respectability to King Rat of the gutter.
I love the subtle humor in season 1.
Same
I kinda missed the dark humour that Season 1 and 2 had, as much as I adore Seasons 3-5
Walter later imitates this with "I got your restraining order right here. RESTRAIN THIS!
And don't forget about the first episode when he says to Bogdan, "WIPE DOWN THIS!"
This is the moment I watched a breaking bad clip
😁😁😁💙
This is the moment that I was taking a dump while reading this comment.
@Dan
We may never find the answer.
Same!
The best role Aaron Paul ever got.... Don't know if he'll get another role as good as this.... It's a blessing and a curse at the same time
He's had a lot of good ones but this would be a very hard role for him to beat.
Can't really beat a starring role in the best show ever made. I doubt anything in the next 20 years will compare.
How bout you just…don’t compare it? He was Todd in Bojack horseman and I barely knew it was the dude Aaron. Great performance. Different masterpieces, just appreciate them or move on.
Every actor on this show said the experience of being on BB would never be topped. I'm sure that BCS is much the same way. I think actors know when they're in the perfect role, and want it to last as long as possible.
@@jaypee9575 "Best show ever made"? Its up there with Sopranos. Imagine James Gandolfini getting a different role than Tony before he passed away. I dont think it would compare to Tony Soprano.
Damn, Cranston's acting at 0:59 is just fantastic. Showing his comedic instincts
This scene demonstrates a key difference between Jesse and Walt in that the former is quite clearly traumatised by the killings/disposal and wants to connect to the latter about it in order to cope. Walt on the other hand is confused as to why that would be necessary perhaps either because he is sociopathic or because he's already started developing a split personality to detach from his actions.
- yeah I was kinda confused by his response when I first saw this part. With him being a teacher and knowing how young Jesse was, I figured he'd know that something like that was gonna require him to talk with Jesse in order to help him cope. If he doesn't talk to him about it odds are he will find someone else to talk with and thats no good.
He's just too arrogant to admit his sensitivity to Jesse, and also saw him as an out of control cannon that he wanted nothing to do with
I think you are reading to much into it, Walt is just pissed Jesse showed up to his house even without Skylar there it was still an insanely stupid thing for him to do.
Indeed, we already see shades of Heisenberg with Walt’s unwillingness to talk about the horrifying deeds they had to commit. It represents Walt’s attempt to shove down and bury his guilt instead of allowing it to breathe.
Lol absolutely none of that is how psychology works
I love just how matter of fact the camera tracks Walt as he walks over to get the fishing net, it’s like an episode of the office.
This scene shows how switched on Jesse actually is. What he lacks in typical intelligence he makes up for in emotional intelligence. "We can't talk to anybody else about it". If they'd actually taken the time here to sit down and discuss what happened, who knows how things might've turned out.
Indeed, Walt might have been able to preserve his conscience then. Instead, Walt deliberately wanted to bury any sense of guilt instead of allowing it to breathe.
Walt Jr is to breakfast as Jesse is to wire
0:16 can't tell how many times I watched that part 😂😂😂😂😂
0:24
When mike ehrmantraut turned into Jesse’s junk, even through he wasn’t introduced in the series, vravo bince!
Ironic, wearing a wire was how Jesse and Hank got Walt in Season 5.
Jesse was so happy back than
Just a kid who made bad decisions but he was a chill dude.
Later in the series he was always depressed
His soul/spirit died with Jane
Something about early Breaking Bad episodes that just makes me think about the good old days.
2008 man. Sheesh
Got that sunny 2008 days vibe, the lower camera quality compare to later seasons makes it even better, love it.
No matter how many times I come across these clips, it feels like it’s the first time I’ve ever seen them when I rewatch them. So well written.
Currently studying to become a teacher, hope I can have the same wholesome bond with my future students
Better brush up on your cooking skills then, too. :-D
You do know what a bond is? A strong force of attraction - covalent bonds, ionic bonds...
@@luisz2k I can have strong force of attraction to my future female students
@@bedrantje Not if you teach high school you can’t. College is a different story. 😂
@@hypnometal LAwS ArE JuST WORDs
When you think about it, Jesse has pretty strong morals.
He could have Shafted Walter here but he came it with his share in full
Well, sort of. He has "strong morals" here out of respect for Walter's craft and what they'd been through. Meanwhile, when Walt first gave him the money to get an RV, before he knew what Walt could make, he spent it all on a night at a strip-club and only lucked out that Combo could *ahem* "acquire" an RV for what he had left.
Walt had so little faith in Jesse before. How times have changed
Of course everyone loves the subtle change in Walter from loving husband and father to monstrous drug kingpin. What's equally cool is how they simultaneously demonstrated the constants of his personality that drove him through all of those changes, such as the deep scars on his pride as an alpha breadwinner caused by his schism from Elliot, Gretchen and Grey Matter. Any time this old wound gets irritated, Walter's brilliant and calculating nature gives way to the pride and spite that usually ends up being the cause of all his problems.
Wow, I haven't heard that algorithm before. Did you think of that all by yourself?
I think the alpha breadwinner thing is a trauma from much earlier in Walt’s life: when his dad died in the hospital when Walt was only 6. His only memory of his father being so weak and pathetic made him probably never wanna be like that
@@aryan7767 good point, that kind of thing would definitely add shape to someone's outlook through life.
@@herbderbler1585 and in the same scene, when walt junior or flynn says that he feels that walt crying was the first time after the cancer diagnosis where he felt his dad was cool. walt learned the wrong lessons
@@EatTheAssPorkYou seem upset lol
This scene made me for the first time respect Jesse and love how he threw the money and the way the money lands on his back is a great scenery.
"to talk"
"we can't talk to somebody else"
Jesse was so alone already..
In the beginning of BB I always felt like Walt was the sensible one and Jesse was the loose canon who will screw things up but soon enough Walt descended into madness as Heisenberg and Jesse became the sensible and compassionate one. Walt did many bad things throughout the series but I knew he was irredeemable when he poisoned Brock.
Walt was already irredeemable when he caused Jane to die and emotionally manipulated Jesse’s guilt about it into thinking for the next 3 seasons that Jesse was at fault for her death. From a utilitarian perspective, at least with Brock, no permanent damage, maiming, or disability actually happened. I’d much rather that Walt poison (but not kill) 10,000 children with ricin in a similar manner to Brock if that would prevent all the other innocent deaths Walt is responsible for.
@@mechadoggy Walt told Jesse it wasn't his fault. He let Jane die because she was trying to take his family's money in addition to ruining Jesse's life with her own addiction. This was suggested in the bar scene where he and Jane's father talk. Not so simple as you make it. Poisoning Brock is pretty bad though but he becomes incredibly desperate to win Jesse so he can kill gus. Truth be told they would have both died if Jesse wasn't being emotional about teaming with Walt.
Heisenberg was sensible but egotistical. Jesse placed emotion above the logic of the operation
Such a great series. Haven’t seen it in years. I might need to watch all over again.
Same
watch The Sopranos, The Wire or The Shield instead
yes timothy
@@aepr84 The sopranos is overrated and boring.
I banned myself from watching BB. I’ve seen it thru 4 times. It completely consumes my life.
If anyone is ever puzzled over why Walt chose Jesse over his own family, show them this scene.
2:27 mr beast refrence
It's really funny how Walt waits for Jesse to leave before scooping the money out of the pool
I love how both Jesse and Walter have done the bit where they grab their crotch. Walt to Bogdan and Jesse to Walt. Poetic.
Walt to the restraining order
Ahh wire
@ITS IN THE DOCUMENTS copper
Now what particular element....
Cockanium
Me: What's your favorite show?
Friend: The Wire
Me: 0:28
haha ah i love Jesse, the way he is always one small step away from causing a scene, brilliant character, we all know someone like this
I never noticed in rewatching this scene. But even though Jesse kept using some, he really cut back on it after the first couple of seasons where he was a meth head and heroin addict. And if you look at the difference between here and season 4 or 5, he looks like a meth head here. His eyes, he’s skinny and even his mannerisms. He was more professional, looked better physically, and even carried himself better by the end of it (if you take away the scenes where he was trapped in a cage).
Brilliant acting
no
0:22 He really asked walter to speak with mike even through he wasn’t in the series, bravo bince!
What I find interesting is that Walt was actually somewhat interested in “debriefing” with Jesse until he opened his mouth about cooking again.
The way Mr. White pushed Jesse is so funny.
The way he looks when the doorbell rings and looks through the key hole
I like to go back every 3 or 4 months to watch breaking bad and Man I can’t express I much I love this show it will always be one of the best shows ever made and they couldn’t have picked better actors to play all the roles it’s a masterpiece
seeing this after finishing the series i can assure you this is the calmest they were ever
He went from joking about a wire to actually wearing a wire to try to get Walt
0:24 he also asked walt to speak with mike even through finger wasnt introduced in the show yet, vravo bince!
This is the moment where this became the moment.
"Are you wearing a wire?"
"No, copper..."
Lmao
This scene reflects accurately how it ended
This scene here really shows how the series manages to depict a scene in the series that is the show.
Lol
One of the scenes ever in history.
2:24 the moment Walt became a fisherman
lmao
does anybody else prefer watching clips of a show you've already watched to watching the whole thing again?
Back in the good old days when _Jesse_ was the one pushing _Walt_ to keep cooking. How the tables turned later on.
0:24 got me rollin 💀
Honestly one of my favorite scenes from the whole verse.
Jesse says he isn't wearing a wire but then his insistance on talking about what happened with Walt kinda sounds like the sort of thing someone who is wearing a wire would say.
It’s because Walt clearly doesn’t have the emotional depth or intelligence to understand that a relatively young person like Jesse would need someone there to talk about and emotionally process what they had done.
That, or Walt does understand what Jesse needs here but is deliberately avoiding that conversation in order to bury his own guilt about the situation. If Walt indulged Jesse here and talked about it like a proper mentor would, then maybe Walt’s own conscience would have been preserved.
Pinkman is one of the few decent ppl on the show, a genuine good soul.
You clearly haven't watched the show.
0:22 One of the most underrated hilarious moments on the show
2:02 "And he didn't come back"
Directed by vince gilligan
Lol "I waited til the ball buster left..."
Skylar the ball buster 😅
I love how walt just goes to get the pool net.
I like how he waits till after he's gone to gather up the 4k haha.
Guys don't worry, this was just a little squabble they had. They were friends forever and ever after this. 😇
My god, Aaron Paul looks exactly like my best friend. Sadly, he got hooked on heroin and is homeless. Haven’t seen him in a few years. I honestly don’t even know if he’s alive. Seeing Aaron, reminds me so much of him. Miss ya Jon. Hope you’re ok.
Same happened to my friend Kyree, except he didn’t do heroin he got caught up in the gang life, no telling where he is now.
This was the moment that caused Jesse an assload of pain afterwards 😕
0:24 Sussy Pinkman 👀
This is the moment when Skyler became Ballbuster.
pure entertainment from start to finish
You wearing a wire?!
"Ahhhh a wire"
Back when Jesse had good taste in fashion. Love the clothing he wore in the first two seasons
I like it too but I doubt he would get any girls wearing that stuff tbh
2:02 smash announcer before every fight be like
01:40 Jesse should say just: Either that or I turn you in.
i find it funny how many times walt and jesse say that theyre done only for them to inevitably get back together by the next episode throughout the series
Yep, just like a meth addiction habit
Can't believe they were going to kill Jesse off, it's a good thing I called Vince and told him not to.
"It was the best of times. If only someone had told me."
Walter went from fishing dollars in pool in first season to having so much money that he didn't even care about it anymore in the end
1:59 when i make a valid argument
i like how at the end jesse does cooperate with hank and wears a wire, bravo vince such detail
0:24
I just realized the doorbell sound is exactly like the one in steamed hams, probably a stock sound
I miss watching this show so much
This is the moment Jesse became a magnet.
Oh I bet they’ll have just the jolliest adventures together.
Jesse is absolutely talking like hes wearing a wire. He wants to "talk" about it and tries to get walt to admit to cooking
This is the moment the money became Don Eladio