What if Walter White Went to Prison |Breaking Bad What If…
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Breaking bad is my favorite TV series of all time and I love this universe, and until we get another addition to the universe fingers crossed 🤞
I'll be keeping this "what if" series coming, and this video answers the question of,
what if walter was arrested by Hank? And I feel it tells a story of sadness and depression to the actual consequences.
Especially a drug kingpin with cancer in prison.
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This actually makes a lot of sense. The biggest reason Walt Jr. Hated Walt so much was because he thought that he'd killed Hank. So if he didn't, Jr. Probably wouldn't like him but he'd be alot more sympathetic.
Glad you agreed
but at that moment where he thought walt killed hank, also witnessed attempted murder from his own dad , almost tried to kill his mom. so either way walter jr would forever despise him
@@KlutchDj if hank never died Walt doesn’t try to stab skylar and take holly as he’s in jail
@@KlutchDj it was literally skyler who sliced his hand lmao. Walt just took the knife from her
@@pedrobento03 well yeah, it was justified of what she did tho if im being honest.
1:45 I have to disagree, Walter was not satisfied he provided for his family. Sure that was an element of what he did near the end of his life to attempt to make good of it, but in the final episode he admits to Skylar that he did everything he did for himself. For his pride. He was never actually doing anything for his family he was doing it for his own sick satisfaction, his own personal power fantasy come to life. Other than that I do enjoy the speculative writing here, and I thoroughly enjoyed the video.
only problem is that they wouldn’t just “pass eachother” in the middle of nowhere. might lead to a moving fight
I always imagined what kind of a multi-way rumble in the afterlife between the restless spirits of all of them.
From the Salamancas, to Gus Fring and his crew, the cartel bosses, the Federalés killed by the IED, Max and Gale, Tortuga, Crazy-8, Emilio, Nacho, Andrea, Todd, Drew Sharp, Jane, Jack Welker and his crew, Hank, Steve, and Walter himself when he joins them on the other side.
They would all pile on Walter, except for Max who would be asking “Who’s that, who are all of them for that matter!?” and Fring says “Long story!”.
I just spoiled the end of better call saul for myself here, why do I keep watching these videos
I like the what if but one inconsistency for me is that Hank would 'taunt and laugh' at Walt. I don't think he would. He'd be angry, and pissed off, and demanding to know what the hell was going on in his head. Betrayal isn't easy to laugh off.
Ohhh this was a good one, I liked your last line 🤨
Glad you liked it
All walt wanted AT FIRST was to help his family. If he hadnt been forced into hiding/fighting, he woukd have been content steamrolling over anyone and everything in his way til he died.
I really love the emotional beats of this what if!! It feels really true to the characters :>
Though one thing I don’t know if I agree on is what happens with Walt’s money. The whole point of Hank luring Walt to his money is that that would be used as evidence against him, otherwise they don’t have enough for a compelling case. Now there are a few ways I can see this going:
1. Hank arrests Walt, but Jack still comes and gets the money. Instead of your ending though this would see Walt have to fight legal battles until his death, as him and Hank are stuck in deadlock. Walt dies without proper punishment, and Hank is robbed of taking down Heisenberg.
2. This follows the same events, but Hank and Gomez recorded the phone call that Walt had with Jesse before he was arrested. This would then lead to his conviction.
3. Alternatively, Jack doesn’t collect the money, and the DEA sniff it out, creating a solid case against Walt, and bringing him down also.
This was interesting. Thanks
Yes, please make Part 2.
Crying you spoiled Saul in this w/o warning
11% Saul & 89% Luck
Literally the best description ever
I calls it how i sees it
To be fair. Yeah Walt was maxed out on luck Stat as well as iq. but Saul giving him a way to meet Gus was the only reason Walt didn't get axed by the twins, why Walt was able to destroy 2 cars, why the gambling story worked, and so on.
Though that luck might have been the thing that lead Walt to Saul in the 1st place as well
If it wasn’t for cancer her wouldn’t have been “AWAKE”
Walter wasn’t even that smart, he was just extremely lucky and everyone underestimated him very hard. He was like a creeper that usually is a generic enemy but if you ignore it, will absolutely ruin you.
Nah fam, dude was a literal genius. Imo
I don’t think Jack would find the money. He only knew about it because Walt said it was out there to save Hank’s life. I think he’d assume Jesse already killed Walt and left with his body
The ending would be the same if they didn’t though, Hank knew the money was there so the DEA would get it just like they did in this timeline, and Jack and his crew would still be killed due to Jesse’s confession.
He brought a shovel so I think he would dig anyway
@@heidimejia8085proably broguth a shovel for bodys
That sounded like a really accurate story if Walter White got caught
Ayeee, thanks bro
What fascinated me the most about breaking bad is the way episodes end, the scenes are pieced so masterfully you will watch another episode almost against your own will.
Right! Just like drugs
good pacing will do that lmao
@@murgeproductions when I first watched BB i remember saying that it was like meth, you HAD to see the next episode.
Lmao have you guys never watched any TV show ever? Most tv shows have cliffhangers
Cliffhanger is one thing but good writing is addictive
Ngl this ending is not that bad actually and i can already imagine it happening if they didnt take the "Ozymandias" approach, spot on man
Thanks dude I try to get as creative as possible
@@murgeproductions Keep it up 👍🏿
You the boss
This feels like an ending they could of actually gone with. It would’ve been funny to see hank ordering a Cinnabon of Gene
Bruh gene would shit himself on spot
@@yungnate188 and hank would proceed to rant about how the thing smelled on the customer service email
@@yungnate188 "so have you seen this man"
I think the reason the show ended the way it did was because felina wasn't a happy ending it's satisfying. Like walt dies his family hates him to the world he is the villain which is true to a very very large extent he is a monster
But vince is aware he is the villain
Vince beleives walt needs no happiness and doesn't deserve it and I think this would have been a great ending it is also kind of an expected ending in a way like sure he gets punished but walt dies knowing he is still respected and still loved.
Like I said tho it would be a good ending.
But this is also a fan boy here so
I'm not the biggest fan of fan fictions but this is pretty amazing and what I think would have happened except for the end with Hank and Jeff :b
Thank you for the words of support, and with the end i mean, I have to try to connect the universe lol
I liked Hank & Jeff. It was a great twist.
@@murgeproductions I don't think His family really cared that much.
To be honest, after being arrested I believe hank would rub it in His face and Jr would definitely want nothing to do with Him. Jr hated how dysfunctional His family was and sadly He's stuck with His mom.
While I appreciate the creativity of what ifs. I have watched the show a number of times and this is the least likely thing walt of S5 would do
Firstly the money wasn't hidden in such a way some dumb posse would find it. Secondly as soon as walt enters prison the prisoners do not see him as some timid dying former school teacher. They see a fearsome drug kingpin called Heisenberg. They remember the 2 minute murders everyone respects and fears this man more than anything and that pushes Walt to a bigger point. He had no enemies at this point in prison he rules the jail with his status. He starts making makeshift drugs and starts earning prison money amassing a five start treatment and a local prison army ready to charge at anyone and anything. Eventually this pushes the Heisenberg persona to go even darker as he starts the hunt of Jesse Pinkman and possibly even Hank after he feels he left him to rot. Walt still had too much power. More than ever tbh he has an entire prison on his fingertips, Jack's gang still respects him He can leak the fake confession too. Going to jail would be more of a vacation for him than anything
If that happened season 6 would be a civil war between Pinkman, Hank and Heisenberg. Walt could potentially escape, team up with Saul under the allias of gene. Deliver the millions to his family, murder Pinkman. Maybe hank dies in the crossfire and Walt with him by his own bullet maybe he changes his mind and Pinkman escapes from Prison and El Camino begins.
A better call Saul spoiler
Given Walt’s gifts, him escaping prison wouldn’t be out of character. It would have also been an intriguing ending.
Bro yeah wow literally a jail break arc is all this show was missing. God maybe they should have kept the show going longer
I think it would be dope if Jesse got out prison and Walt had to come up with some crazy plan to break him out homemade explosives and hire a squad to get him out
@@michaelvandevusse3728 💀💀
there's nothing really left for him though
@@atwocious he would have stole the 80 million that the dea confiscated
Dawg this is some of the most high quality “fan fic” story telling I’ve seen
Ur vids are highly underrated
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You are a real 1! I’m never forgetting this. And it means a lot to hear thank you 🙏
Yeah. Normally, I see fan fic as just what ifs, and they will never be enough to satisfy me, especially if an original ending or storyline was not to my satisfaction. But this case is different. I guess since BB had one of (if not) the best finales and storylines ever made, I was pleased with this fan fic. Glad I heard this.
Truly appreciate it bro. Thank you
One issue with this, Skyler likely gets locked up in this scenario. The main reason she wasn't prosecuted in Ozymandias was Walt's call where he threatened and berated her to make the feds believe she was an innocent victim browbeaten into silence, with only her (known kleptomaniac and distraught over her husband's death, so unlikely to be believed) sister Marie knowing the truth. With Hank being around to testify that Skyler was an accomplice in obstructing justice and laundering Walt's money, she probably goes down as well.
Walt Jr and Holly could possibly be remanded into Hank and Marie's care after this, so it doesn't change the events of the video too much, but it might lead to Walt finally realizing just how wrong his actions were. His list of victims is no longer just criminals or faceless names, but one of the people he loves more than anyone, and someone who he got started down this whole journey to provide for. He may well fall into suicidal thoughts and possibly even act on them, although I might be biased on that because I like the idea that, despite the cancer and his failing health being the driving force behind so many of Walt's actions, it never actually kills him.
IMO Skyler would have come around to being a cooperating witness and probably wouldn't do time or at the very most get a suspended sentence/time served. Then again, the show's logic often doesn't make sense, so who knows.
@@rhysm.5915 But even if Skylar was cooperative and didn't get time, I'm certain she would've lost custody to Holly and Flynn and knowing Marie, she'd file a restraining order against her and would've convinced Flynn to keep that order after he was off age. Only reason Marie and Skylar were still speaking to each other in the finale was because she thought Walt abused Skylar and forced her to do his bidding. But with Hank still being alive, Walt wouldn't be able to use the lie and therefore, Marie would hate Skylar and would want to protect her nephew and niece.
Part of Walts plea deal would include some kind of immunity or reduced sentence for Skylar. She'd get like 10 years of probation + community service or something
@@backtoklondike
The American court system is very lenient on women. For a woman to lose custody, there has to be glaring evidence that a.) the children have been endangered/mistreated, and b.) it was her fault.
Gotta say I think Marie would have forgiven her as well, especially if she cooperated with authorities and since Hank isn't dead in this scenario.
Real talk this would be just as good an ending as the one we already got. Awesome work my guy.
Thank bro. Truly appreciate it
Saul essentially got the ending that Saul could have gotten if he had been arrested in ozzy
I personally think it would be a great ending but I think felina was more fitting
It's kind of a straight forward ending but I also wouldn't be upset if this is how it ended
Here's a what if idea: What if Hector Salamanca recovered from his stroke?
I can do something with that
@@murgeproductions I want the balls, gus balls. The balls.
Tuco, walter and gus' fate would be wildly different
I prefer the original ending, but if the show went down this path I wouldn't mind at all. Seeing Walter being tried in court would have been interesting to see. We did get that with Saul at least.
Tbh even without saul i feel like with enough effort walt could make a case with the court and even the Supreme court since the missions hank went on was unsanctioned and the evidence hank got would be thrown out as they were technically gotten illegally
The only problem with this is Jack still getting the money. The only reason they were able to arrest Walt in the first place was because he led them to the money, so they wouldn't just leave it there for Jack to dig up. Yes he did call Marie to kinda boast, but it was more to give her peace of mind and to inform Skylar. He should have called the dea immediately to send for backup and a forensic team to dig up the money, and then wait for them to arrive.
yeah this makes way more sense because i feel as part of the DEA, youd get a nice kick in the butt if you the left the scene where you know is 80 million dollars of drug money was.
Hank didn't know EXACTLY where the money was, as he mentions to Walt asking for the coordinates "Would save us some time... alright then, we'll find it either way". But Jack and his crew getting it immediately if they decided to dig at the coordinates would get the money before the DEA could arrive. I still doubt Jack's gang would dig it up in the first place, as they had no indication there was any money there apart from some oddly specific coordinates, which could be anything.
@@MyUsersDark walter gave him coordinates that go down to square foot, jack was smart enough to figure out there was a reason for it the first time, there us no reason why in a very similar scenario except he's not full of adrenaline he wouldn't figure it out
@@calebbarnhouse496 Fair enough, yeah
Absolutely fantastic "What if?" - I've always wanted to do one of these myself, but this was written better than anything I could ever produce. Great job. I'd love to see an official "What if?" for Breaking Bad, animated with voice actors, but since we will never get that, I'm happy with this. Please do more.
Wow. Dude thank you, that truly means a lot. I appreciate the feedback and honestly, the end goal is to have my videos animated along the line of your idea.
Give it a shot bud you never know! Art always looks bad to the artist who made it. People might love you!
Appreciate it, and I definitely plan on it
This sounds very accurate even down to the lines of the characters, i've not seen a what if so realistic and accurate before
You a real one for this comment, thank you for the feed back
Personally, at the end when you said ‘If anyone can do this it’s you, Buddy’ I think it would be a better twist if it wasn’t Jeff, but his friend called Buddy.
Good point, I actually forgot about Jeff’s friend buddy..
@@murgeproductions Dude was creepy. They both were.
That Walter, Son, Hank part got me tearing up a little
Awww bro
Fr
They could have made a whole other series with Walt in prison
Prison break
This is sadder then how breaking bad actually ends
But do you like it?
@@murgeproductions its great and interesting to know because i thought if walter got arrested it would be more happier ending than the actual ending
It would actually be pretty poetic if the last time Walter JR saw his father was him sick and dying.
Walt did everything in his power to make sure his legacy wouldn’t be like his father’s and yet his son will remember him in the exact same way.
Honestly, I like this ending just as much as the original. While things might not have ended as happily for Walt as they could've, it's at least nice to see that both Jesse and the White family get to live in peace.
The court and prison visit scenes made me a little emotional not gonna lie. This was a great video, would love to see more of these.
F word yeah bro! Thanks for letting me know. More in the works. Just trying to get creative with it
Reminded me a lot of Saul's scene
I could never do it better than Saul
The only problem with your theory is that Hank would absolutely lose his job as soon as he brought Walt in. Saul has even mentioned that to Walt when Walt was worried that Skylar would tell the police
It could still go the same. Probably a bit bittersweet for Hank but that’s not a good job in the first place. Just without the Hank police chief thing
Not really, he’d lose his job if Skylar went to the police because it’d show a level of incompetence, potentially show he was putting Walts actions under the rug since it’d be a good argument in universe that he knew or hell maybe that he was involved merely off his affiliation with Walt. The two latter possibilities being the most important and they’d want to be cautious. It’s way different if Hank himself was the one who arrests Walt, since it’d affirm his loyalty to the DEA. This isn’t even mentioning the other shit he’d provide to the police, such as Saul’s involvement and him reclaiming 80,000,000 drug money which would make it even less likely he was doing something nefarious. So it’d just not happen.
@@Andynother346 bruh it shows a level of incompetence having your medical payed by the man's drug money
@@thegodhimself5554 Walt could attest if it is brought up that he lied to Marie about the money, Marie and even Skylar (She'd probably have to lie and say she thought it was gambling money.) could attest to this as well. There'd be a lot of people in general who could vouch for Hank that he wasn't doing anything shady in the several other instances that contradict it.
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I still prefer the show’s actual ending. But what I love about this alternative is that it hits home the differences between Walt and Hank’s versions of manhood and how that affects Walt Jr. I’ve always thought the central idea of Breaking Bad was that Walt wanted to be like Hank, the tough guy figure Walt Jr. looked up to. Walt is incapable of being a stronger man for his family because he cannot lay his self interests aside; his conceptions of toughness and sacrifice are distorted.
The funny thing is, even though Hank dying saved him from prison, Hank dying really is the worst thing that happened to him. It was the straw that broke the camels back. It was the lynchpin for Skylar finally standing up to him, Walter Jr. still blames his dad for Hank's death, and then there's Hank, even though the 2 had their differences, Hank really was Walt's best friend in the end, and now he's dead. Walt died with no one, all because Hank got caught in the crossfire of Walt's 'empire'. But in the end, Walt was always putting his loved ones at risk through his actions, especially Hank. And his lonely end is exactly what he deserved.
Agreed
He definitely knew that too and grew to accept it. He just made sure he at least took Jacks gang with him
Yeah, I think that some people may have overlooked the significance of Skyler’s and Junior’s 911 call in terms of putting Walt and especially Saul into immediate, legal danger.
Without that *and* the two missing DEA agents, Saul likely wouldn’t have been in immediate danger. At least for a while.
If hank hadn’t have died Walter wouldn’t have ever gotten any money to his family.
@@Bruh4. That may be true, but I don't think that was a sacrifice Walt wanted to make.
Definitely realistic. And when Saul is caught, he'll probably end up as he did at the end of BCS.
Here's an even better question. What if the first episode was also the last? By that mean that scene where Walter stood on the side of the road with the gun in his undies. What if it really was the cops? What if he was arrested literally the first time he tried cooking meth, before he had to murder not in self defense, and before he actually became Heisenberg?
I like it added to the list
It would be a very short TV show!
@@sheilastanaland true. Him and Jesse go to jail, maybe crazy eight survives, goes after his family. And wonder what happens to Tuco, Gus and co then
He would get a light sentence and probably die in prison
If jessie snitches on Tod, Andrea would definitely still be killed and mostly likely Brock as well.
Great video, but in terms of legality Jesse wouldn’t be serving 25 years, let’s assume he has 2 prior convictions, one for drug paraphernalia, and another for felony possession of meth. If we add up his prior arrests and apply it to the basic sentencing matrix(which is use throughout the whole US Jesse would be looking at 9-18 years, not including his cooperation with the government, I would say he’d be looking at 5-10, or 6-12. That is not including gales death, and we’re not sure if he told on himeself about that or not.
I agree, 25 would be kind of long after cooperating with the DEA.
Now if he was arrested during El Camino, maybe he'd get a longer sentence.
Either way, he gets off on parole early.
@@NW-sm8xq Surely the fact he was a modern slave for months and lost everything would effect sentencing in el camino? and if he could somehow prove he was co operating with hank and gomez
@@birdy596 True
But he still evaded the police, and that could come back to bite him.
i think he did tell the cops if i remember right? i remember todd’s gang watching as he describes gale begging to be spared. could be wrong though
@Dela Dzimega he definitely told them everything. Jesse even with a plea was looking at a couple of life sentences
In this timeline Saul actually gets away with everything.
I mean he would still be a wanted man on the run
@@murgeproductions Saul would get away with it.
….okay but respectfully I disagree, money laundering Walters money is still a sizable felony
@@murgeproductions do you have a Saul Gone what-if in the pipeline, as a follow up?
I think he would be less pursued since they got their golden goose Walter White
This video is a prime example of why Vince gilligan writes the show. Fun to think about what might happen but I’m really glad the show went the way it did
Same. But like you said. It’s fun to think about
This definitely needs more attention. This is great!
I’m happy you enjoyed it, appreciate it bro
Bro you didn’t say anything about Better Call Saul spoilers, next time you should put a warning
This would have been the perfect alternate ending to breaking bad . I love this theory
I wish they would’ve shot the show with both endings in mind
Hey dude, please make more of these. I actually love this concept.
Dude!! Thank you for the feedback and I’m actually Working on some as we speak
You got me imagining Gene absolutely shitting his pants seeing Hank waiting in line at the Cinnabon💀
I can see it too,
Big missed opportunity to call this "Walt If?" But really great interpretation. Would love to see this all fully animated or something like that
You and me both brother, working on it
Why would Jack’s gang dig though? If Walt didn’t tell them that there was money, they wouldn’t have the incentive to even think about it, right?
Walter have them the coordinates so I would assume they would still be curious
I am so glad I gave this video a chance. I was pretty skeptical and ready to click off the second the story took a direction unrealistic. But you really understood all the characters and crafted an engaging narrative, well done!
Thanks man for giving me a chance
Breaking Bad < Fixing Good
I woulda not liked this ending at all. Feel like he died on his terms, this woulda just been depressing to watch.
It's sad knowing this is a very plausible alternate ending. I think he got an awesome ending all things considered in the show.
I did not see the BCS spoil coming lol
Not sure Hank, Marie, and Skylar would be living with each other in this outcome even. Skylar covering for Walter really burned some bridges. Then again Hank living might have rebuilt them.
Hanks the backbone
A few inconsistencies I like to point out:
1. Jack finding Walt money is nonsense. Like come on, the reason why Jack found out was because Walt told him.
2. Walt family not getting the money. Walt can literally tell Saul to give his family the money. Of which I can explain how it will go. Walt would obviously create a plan to tell Saul to give his family his money. That or he can go to court and create a deal. A deal of which could give money to Walt and he can send it to his family. Like he is the one who killed Gus, exposed the cartel, and did what the government couldn’t do.
The dea would have found the money before Saul or anyone could get to it as they now know where it is
@@EMan-xj5cz Huh?
@@SpokeNyan1390 I don’t remember I assume this comment was about something in your argument
One criticism I have with all these videos is that you always spend the first two minutes recapping the entire series. If we’re watching a video about an alternate ending chances are we already know what actually happened. Other than that, great videos
I get where your coming from, and my reasoning for doing it is just to blend my story and the original together, I’m still working on my writing style.
@@murgeproductionsit’s good, these videos keep getting better 👍
Before I got into breaking bad, I thought there was an episode where walter gets arrested, and the next one has Saul representing Walter in Court
I wish that happened
That's actually a better ending, Hank is still alive, Walt isn't hated by Walter Junior, in the end his family would've been better off.
Also, that's a good lesson for people to not sell meth.
Agreed
I like the timeline where Jessy goes to Alaska and Hank isn't able to get anything on Walt.
Walter Jr. would eventually get suspicious of why he hasn't seen his aunt and uncle in a while and why his parents try to avoid talking about them. Walt and Skylar would probably just keep making excuses until Walt dies from his cancer. After Walt dies, Skylar would probably try to make amends with Marie, but Marie would insist in order to do that she needs to come clean. After doing so, that's up for debate what Skylar will do. As for Jesse, he's safe and sound in Alaska living his new life, and Andrea and Brock are alive and well. Saul would continue being a criminal lawyer, and Jack and Lydia would have Todd continue trying to cook at his full potential. Hank would get wind of the meth operation and continue his search
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Great fan fic, btw, although I wouldn't have made Walt Jr so forgiving.
I wouldn't have them all end up in Omaha, either (but that's just me).
I understand, how would have made Walt jr?
@@murgeproductions I wouldn't have him come visit Walt. I'm not sure I'd even show Jr forgiving him at all. Obviously Hank is still alive, but Walt still did some terrible things up to that point, and I don't think it would've been in Walt Jr's character to reconcile any of that.
I mean yeah but it was up until hanks death when walter jr turned on walter.
What if....
Jack: "Would you take that deal, Fed?"
Hank: "Yes...yes I would...very much please and thank you."
Jack: "Me too. Give us a 10 minute head start if you don't mind. Let's go, boys!"
Jack and the boys take the money and speed off.
"Hank...you mind taking off these cuffs?"
"I hate you."
"C'mon, I'll buy you a beer. Ah...what a year."
Walt and Hank drive off....leaving Jesse alone with Steve Gomez.
"YO....COME BACK, BITCH!"
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Vince Gilligan 😁
In another universe lol but I like it
Could Walter even get arrested in this scenario? Jack and the gang took all of Walt's money, so the only evidence they have is Jesse's confession which like in the og tineline, couldn't get Walter arrested.
Bravo young brother this would have been an awesome alternate ending.🙏🏾
My man! Thanks bro
The thing is that Walt is the main character so giving him a 100% sad ending feels like a stab in the back. Bad man or not, this ending makes it feel like the entire show was for nothing. Walter, by the end of the show, has proven himself a man. He provided for his family. The whole show was about him making money for them so ending the show with him not managing that is anti-idealistic to the show's goal.
If Vince took your route of letting Walt being sent to prison he would've thought of a way to make sure Walt's family gets the money. Maybe Jack and his crew went MIA with Walt's earnings and Walt (in prison) makes a deal with Hank (or any other authority entity). He'll bomb on Jack and in exchange Walt's family will get some of the money they hold. Illegal, I know, but the police are making many illegal deals with criminals to juice out info from them. Hank rejects at first and points at Walt being the ego man he is, but Walt says that the whole ego thing was about being a man doing things his way. Providing for his family is something he does because he genuinely cares for them. Walt asks Hank "Are you a man"? Hank says "F*ck off". Walt says "In no time there will be reprocutions for my identity. My family will lose their house, no one will hire them for jobs. Think about Skyler... Think about Marie". Hank silences for a second. Walt says: "If you are a man, you will provide for your family". It's cool because Walt turns the whole "be a man" tantrum Hank threw at him several times back at him. Hank, fed up by the whole Heisenberg shindig, is now relieved and no longer driven by hatred. He thinks rationally and realises that no one's gonna touch that money, nor do the people murdered/involved in this saga will come back. He gets to catch criminals and make sure Skyler and her kids get some financial insurance. So he accepts Walt's offer. Walt reveals Jack and his crew's location and actions, they get caught, Skyler gets a barrel full of cash (11M$), because Walt insisted on them getting the money he earned, and not the government's. Than Walt can die happy.
I mean that’s also an idea. Good stuff
@@murgeproductions I simply think that ending the show your way would've been kinda unsatisfying. It's as if the whole show was for nothing. If you let Hank catch Walt, than at least find a way to make sure he provides the money for Skyler.
@@roiitzkovich4545 I disagree, the main point of the series was not Walter White's objectives, it was his gradual reaction change from Walter White to Heisenberg and at least I did not root for that objective that much, as I didn't find reasonable, I rooted more for Heisenberg due to I thinking that the other villains from the series were worse people, until Heisenberg became the worst one, the moment which I rooted for his arrest, to be satisfacted by the conclusion of Hank's arch
@@xaropevic7918 But where is the payoff? You arrest Walt, his family moves elsewhere and he dies thinking about him being rich? What do you accomplish with that ending?
Vince confirmed that Hank was killed because that's what he deserved for his misguided reasoning to arrest Walt. Though he said he wanted to arrest Walt for his kingpin career, deep inside he mostly felt personally betrayed by him after everything he caused for the family. He essentially wanted to get revenge on Walt.
The whole point in that is Hank realizing Walt ain't AS bad as he thought at first. Remember Walt willing to give Jack all the 80M$ he had made, just to let Hank live? Hank, who thought Walt is driven by ego alone, realized that he DOES care for his family more than anything. That's why, when he said the "You're the smartest guy I ever met. And yet you're too stupid to see... he made up his mind 10 minutes ago" he was not angry at Walt anymore. He kinda left him with a pseudo peace. He was still angry at him, but somewhat forgave him.
Vince, up until that point in the story, didn't write Walt to be arrested by the end. He was building up to Hank dying and Walt being rejected by his family. All the pieces were planted for Ozymandias to play out the way it does.
If you get rid of Hank's death, the best you can do is making sure Walt's family is financially secured.
thats actually a very good what if, What If Walter didn't sell his share of Gray Matter Techs and still married skyler and had holly and walt jr?
What if Walter wouldn’t had sold the graymatter company before the show.
Jesse would probably get like 7-15 years since he was key in stopping them and also for the plea
Aye, i never claimed to know the law lol, better call Saul
@@murgeproductions it’s a good video but I have one thing this isn’t really a complaint but in my opinion he wasn’t really gloating to Marie he just wanted to share the good news but I loved the video
Yeah! i get where your coming from but I guess to me it came off as gloating with the whole “I got him baby, dead to rights” but maybe that’s just me
@@murgeproductions I see that less as gloating and more as general excitement but either way it’s a good video
If Walter did get to prison, I’m sure he’d find a way to escape with his chemistry knowledge.
Damn even the dialogue is on point, the lines actually sound exactly like something they'd say
Thank you. Happy you enjoyed
Here is an idea, "What If: Gus survived the explosion?"
I love this exploration, however the court proceedings would have to have taken a lot longer from cuffs to courtroom, Better Call Saul pretty well demonstrates it with the Sandpiper case needing to take 5 years to settle in spite of how open and shut it seems. Maybe less 5 years and moreso a couple days for Walt to go to trial. Perhaps that's when his Granite State character arc happens, maybe the case goes on longer than he's willing to fight for, and maybe Walt has his moment as you describe it. His "I did it for me." speech.
I see what you did there, love the idea
or i could see Walter using all his science skills running a meth empire from the prison, he starts small and with help from a few crooked gurads he starts an empire in the prison and becomes even more ruthless
I think it'd be interesting to see a show of what the drug trade looks like now that Heisenberg is dead, and how many of the prominent kingpins are dead because of Heisenberg
Your next what if should be:
What if Hank didn’t have to go poop?
The only evidence Hank had against Walter was his money. If Jack took it, there would be no evidence
what if Mike just flat out killed Walt in the Premiere of Season 5?
What If: Lalo Salamanca killed Gus Fring in Better Call Saul
BTW subbed
I been thinking about this one and I’m just conflicted about making a 30 minute video lol
What if Hank had never taken Walt on that ride along?
Always wondered how he got cell signal in middle of nowhere
I'd like to think that Jack heard all those coordinates and then he heard nevermind made him think that Walt is a bit crazy. And then Jack didn't go there. That's just my what if.
What if Jimmy McGill decided to spite Chuck by becoming a better honest lawyer, legitimately beating his brother at his own game without becoming Saul Goodman?
How about, What if Walter didn't let Jane die?
On the list bro
@@murgeproductions nice
Jesse would be dead by the end of season 3
I really don’t think Saul would’ve immediately been in any legal danger if Hank and Gomez were still alive/not missing.
Eventually, the case might’ve been made against him but quickly getting a defense attorney arrested on white-collar crimes on Jesse’s word alone is unlikely.
The two missing feds was the major problem for almost everyone. Even Walt likely could’ve been granted bail, especially with his well-planned story that Hank was “the mastermind.”
A defense attorney of Saul’s caliber could also arguably get Jesse’s testimony rendered inadmissible given Jesse and Hank’s history. There’s an argument to be made that he was pressured/intimidated into making that video. Had Walt not gotten the Nazis involved and indirectly gotten Hank and Gomey killed, Saul very possibly walks away from the entire situation Scott-free and possibly negotiated Walt’s sentence down to far less than we know he deserved.
I just finished Breaking Bad + El Camino yesterday. Breaking Bad had an ending I didnt really like, but El Camino really made it stand out. It was a great end for Jesse as a character and truly finished off the rest of the loose ends the series had. Andrea dying was FUCKED. Hank dying was FUCKED. Hank really deserved to win like this. I really wanted him to.
Underrated channel :)
My man!!!! Get the word out lol
They couldn’t have put walt in custody without evidence of his money. That was the whole point of leading him into the desert in the first place. If jack’s men took it, the DEA barely has a case.
WHAT IF WALTER ACCEPTED ELLIOTS JOB OFFER TO COME WORK FOR GREY MATTER?!?!?!?
I wanna know a what if where he actually did give up the business of making the “bluesky” at one of the times he was actually gonna give up, that’d be interesting to see
I have theory ideas for you:
1. What if Gus didn't die? (either by killing Hector sooner or getting rid of Walter White earlier)
2. What if Marco salamanca killed Hank?
3. What if Jesse died in Season 1? (actually was planned)
4. What if Tuco beat Jesse to death?
5. What if in season 2 Hector Salamanca came clean to the DEA about Jesse's involvement at his home?
6. What if Walter White didn't break bad?
7. What if Walt Jr. broke bad and sought revenge?
Love this, just screenshot and added to the list
@@murgeproductions No problem! I have way more if you like.
I’m open to suggestions, keep it coming, I can see myself using some of these
@@murgeproductions Okay then. I am also a content creator and it's great to see you making these awesome theories. Actually, I may make some breaking bad theories soon. :) But in the meanwhile here are a plethora more for your list.
8. What if Don Eladio/Hector didn't kill Max?
9. What if Gus died instead of Max?
10. What if Gus hired Jack Welker's supremacist gang?
11. What if Lydia was working with Gus much earlier?
12. What if Todd spared the kid?
13. What if Walt redeemed? (or felt some remorse for all the lives he damaged, ie. the plane crash which he never subverted.)
14. What if Walt saved Jane?
15. What if Walt's students learned he is Heisenberg?
16. What if Walt cooked Cocaine?
17. What if Krazy 8 killed Water White?
18. What if Neil Kandy kidnapped Brock and killed Jessie in front of the former?
19. What if Gus was accepted into the Cartel?
20. What if Mike never lost his son?
21. What if Jimmy Mcgill and Walter White switched places? Walter white is the lawyer and Jimmy is the chemist. But they retain their same families and personalities.
22. What if Abuelita was part of the cartel?
23. What if Lalo survived but EVERYONE thought he was dead? *Great one
Dude thank you love the ideas, I’ll definitely be using some of these ideas
If de-aging software became more common in the industry some of these What Ifs would be nice to have.
I stumbled on tihs video and i didnt notice just how unfairly this channel has so few subs. Keep up the good work and i hope to see you in the future with high quality work and more subs.
Aww thanks man! It really means a lot
But if Jack's gang got Walter's money, then what proof would be left that Walter was Heisenburg?
Everything was just like i would imagined it until the part with walt jr and hank visitting walter, that is definitively NOT what would happen
I find it hilarious how Walter planned on killing a man with a ruger lcr
This could easily be done again with two more occasions
When Walt crashed the RV and instead of a firetruck passing him by it was a cop car
When Hank went to investigate the lead on Jesse and ended up at Tuco's hideout
I feel like Walt would try and spin it as a thing where he was kidnapped by either Krazy 8 or Tuco (Depending on the location) and Walt could get off lightly and use the experience as a warning of getting into the drug game and will end up taking Eliot on his offer for a job a Greymatter
Murge productions already made a video about Walter killing himself in the first episode so your first idea was basically done.
I live in Omaha. Nice!
Pinkman getting only 25 is the real crime here