I was lucky enough to introduce my neighbor to it and we watched it all the way through, the show is great but the reactions you get from people... God it's a good show. Edit - knowing what comes next and seeing it build up for others is just *chefs kiss*
or like when Walt is at elliot and gretchen's house and elliot points a knife at walt and walt goes "Elliot, if we're gonna go that way, you're gonna need a bigger knife." total mike energy in that scene
@@daviddockery8962 other people are also everywhere you just dont notice them because they dont have a verified check mark and their profile doesnt stand out
I’m so happy they chose ABQ for the setting. It’s so visually stimulating and unique, the dry environment and dusty colors are chefs kiss. It makes it stand out so well against other shows
Yes, smoking while pregnant, sleeping with a man breaking the law because her husband is breaking the law, husband gets cancer and she makes it all about what SHE wants, about to divorce her dying husband for what she thought was him selling MARIJUANA, also getting mad that her, as I said, DYING HUSBAND, was smoking weed.
@@StainsStainsStains he’s right tho but only at first like the first 3 seasons Walt wasn’t really doing anything horrible but then season 4 and beyond he’s basically a villain so being okay with what he’s doing at the point wouldn’t be ideal
It sounded like a alternate universe story kind of like the messed up dc comics where Walt is more evil. I still don’t believe how Vince could of pitched in Walter doing that, if that did happen I think a lot of the people would of just stopped watching just cause of how gross it is. Walter or hisenberg always kills people quick and hurting them like they did to Jesse would never be his intentions
Not to mention how breaking bad would be a pretty shit show if that happened. What makes Breaking bad as perfect as it is, is walts slow descent into heisenberg.
Huell was actually the real mastermind behind the series and saw through Hank's bluff. Now he's out of the safehouse and has New Mexico in the palm of his hand.
yeah the memes are what got me watching lol. i looked up context for the waltuh face and I got spoiled and said "fuck it i need to context for all this shit". what a ride
@@xMasterSparku while that meme is funny and I do like some breaking bad memes it’s insulting to how good this series is. The level of writing and character development is insane and that moment specifically is such a big moment
We haven't gotten to that point yet although you are on to something very real called the thirty year cycle. The thirty year cycle is when kids of an era grow up and thirty years later become involved with the movie industry and hollywood and get to produce a life-like reanimation of their childhood which is why the 80's were prominent in the 2010's decade, (Stranger things, It remake) the 70's in the 2000's (that 70's show) the 60's in the 90's (fashion was very flower power filled) and the 50's in the 80's (back to the future)
I'm currently rewatching the show. Walter was a manipulative, lying maniac from season 1. He used Jesse, lied to his family and was not really affected by becoming a murderer. Skyler was the one who did everything to save the family. Anna Gunn also did an outstanding job. The real hero of the show is Hank, though.
I'm rewatching too and I'm surprised that at one point I rooted for Walter. He really was an asshole since the first season, my original headcannon was that he turned into a POS around Season 4.
Skylar is the worst sort of Karen, I wanted to go in this rewatch toeing this party line about her being the true hero but she’s still so awful. She lost me when she freaks out about Jesse pushing her after she just trespassed onto private property, absolute Karen each step of the way.
@@ingolfringolfrson1577 Yeah, she often does terrible things. Still a great character. It's genius writing that you're rooting for the bad guy (Walter), because his wife is so obnoxious at times.
I love Skyler White. Anna Gunn did a masterful job riding that simultaneous emotional roller coaster and bumper cars. All she wanted was a family and she was victimized by Walter
I think a big reason people get so fed up with Skylar is because they fell into the trap of rooting for Walt so much that they see his adversaries the same way Walt himself sees them. The way the show follows Walt can make it very tempting to get sucked into his motivations and goals, so much so that people excuse the horrible shit he's done. They want to see him accomplish his goals, and don't really stop to consider who he's hurting in the process, like his family. Before Skylar started laundering his money, she had every right to be suspicious, angry and "bitchy" towards Walter. He was dissapearing for hours, sometimes days at a time, telling obvious lies only to gaslight her and even after she started helping Walter, Skylar still tried her absolute hardest to simply keep the family together. Where Walt often took unnecessary risks she would either be the one to pump the brakes or actually create a plan, and she was always way more concerned about her family being put in danger than Walter ever was. You could tell how terrified she was when she realized that her own husband was responsible for murdering Gus. The only thing I think she was wrong about was helping Walter and not calling the police once she found out who he was but even then, those were probably the result of him manipulating and gaslighting her. She really is one of the few mostly blameless characters in the show. Even if she made poor choices, she always made them for the right reasons much like Hank and Jesse.
Her husband was dying and then he got into an arguably risky line of work, but all the simpathy vanidhes when dhe helps an actual criminal get away with embezzelment
@@TheLakabanzaichrg Skyler did everything for her children but Walt did everything for HIMSELF. To satisfy his long-hurt ego. Because of him everyone was constantly in danger and now that he’s dead, THEY have to live with the mental and financial repercussions of what he’s done. Because of him, Hank died. So I don’t agree with your opinion on Skyler
Haha I love in Abq to, I even work at the dog house, it’s so dope watching the show when you’ve been in so many of those building and grew up in the city
El Camino was for closure. I see why some people feel like it was unnecessary based on the current trend of remaking IPs and subsequently ruining them but I liked the fan service and offering final closure to Jesse's story, at least in the Breaking Bad context.
@@StainsStainsStains Half of the movie was devoted towards establishing that Todd was weird and that Jesse was scared of him. They had both gained weight since BB and had clearly aged. Unfortunately, it just wasn’t good. The “closure” was unnecessary in my opinion. Breaking Bad’s ending was excellent. You’re entitled to your own opinion though.
@@paulisthelegend well tbh, it’s closure for Jesse but I always suspected it might also function as a transition to some future project with Jesse by Vince Gilligan. Guess we will have to wait and see.
"The iceberg" is a reference to the iceberg theory of Ernest Hemingway. That a written work should only show 10% of the thought that went into creating it, and the author should know an enormous backstory that is not revealed. This, Hemingway claimed, is how you achieve verisimilitude.
Alternate storylines I’ve imagined: Walter saves Jane’s life. Jesse and Jane are so grateful that they stop blackmailing him. The plane crash never happens. Walter returns Gayle’s friendship, and they decide to start a legitimate pharmaceutical company. Walter also gets revenge on his former company by publishing an expose in Newsweek. He also buys stock in Pollos Hermanos. Everyone gives up meth and lives happily ever after.
@@_spanishame_ in my story, they go to rehab voluntarily and Walt starts doing charity work. Jane then becomes a stewardess so she can see her Dad at the airport.
my fav thing walt ever did, was let jane die, and im extremly emphathic but she was a waste of space. dispointing her father, manipulating jesse, exposing walts secrets,
@@Vulture2918 I really think Walter could have manipulated the situation more effectively by saving her life though. It was a bad turning point for Walt when he let her die. She had good fashion sense and loved art, those were her good qualities?
It’s such a good show that I had to take breaks during certain arcs to prepare for the future episodes, it stressed me out almost every episode because it is just SO intense
The Fly. My favourite episode because of that. I was so anxious that Walt was gunna give the game away with the Jane death. Edge of my seat the entire time. Only episode that was more riveting was the one where Hank died. I was legit in shock and just sat in silence for about 5 minutes after it ended.
Same I blew through the 1st season, had to take a month off for season 2 blew through season 3-4 and then the 5th season took me almost 4 months to resume. It's wild
I really enjoyed El Camino, it’s not full on necessary but I think it’s still a good addition to the whole show. Jesse gets peace and is able to utilize a lot of what he’s taught,reflects on what he could of been, and what was taken from him. I didn’t mind fat Todd but I wish they said something like “Uncle Jack said my bee stings should heal up soon, I hate being bloated” or something lol. I kind of relate to the movie in my own personal ways too. Breaking Bad is great tho regardless haha. Didn’t know that about torture stuff. That’s kinda messed up and a tasteless way to develop Walt. Good video!
I noticed how different the characters looked, but I just appreciated the fact that all the actors and crew came back to do this movie for the fans. You can tell the show was just as important to them as it is to the fans, and you don’t always see that with sequels and spin offs.
Skylar hate is totally unjust, imo. Sure, she's a foil to a lot of people and plot lines. But I think she's one of the most realistic characters in the show. Maybe that's why people hate her so much? I dunno.
The first time I watched through Breaking Bad was honestly one of the best times of my life, it makes me sad that I will never be able to watch the masterpiece for the first time again...
When I was a young teen I absolutely HATED Skylar. But I just re-watched Breaking bad last week and I'm in love with her character and love how she was portrayed!
@@ConnorRK-fy6gy Very true. Is that implying that it's not concious? I don't think ANY single detail is by accident on this show. Much like the Sopranos.
I think that is referring to the girl, I forgot her name. He mentions that Light finds someone to teach him how to do his thing then becomes the master. That's her for sure.
Ah yes, the film which has the climatic and triumphant action scene for Jesse be where he kills two people, after he spent the entirety of BB being severely messed up by both watching other people get killed and by killing Gale. The two people he killed weren’t exactly good people, but they did not deserve to die. Yet Jesse is totally fine straight up murdering them. Such a weird ending for the character who for a long time served as the conscience in BB and was at one time so adamant that no one else should die because of him and Walt. Like, why undo that message and have the conclusion to his character be that he is just apparently fine with killing now? I didn’t really catch this the first time I watched El Camino, but the second time I watched it straight after BB and it’s pretty jarring. There are other problems with the film too but for me this is the big one. It betrays Jesse’s previous characterisation and role.
@@helloneighbour2408 Also totally ignored that Jesse fucking strangles Todd lol. Not to mention he showed little hesitation when it came to killing bad people like the two gangbangers, plus he was THIS close to kill Walt.
@@wolfrevenant1489 idk, I think being imprisoned and tortured traumatised him a bit. those guys were associates of the nazis, the main one built the rig he was strapped to in their lab and joined in the torture. To me it makes total sense that he'd have no qualms about killing them, considering how brutally he choked out Todd too.
I’m pretty sure Gus is gay. I don’t think it’s a “theory” that Gus wanted revenge for his partners death. That’s how it was written Edit: some people still are disagreeing or saying “it’s a theory” or “it’s up for interpretation” No, he’s literally a gay man, in BCS season 6 he’s got an entire scene showing him and another man at a bar flirting, Vince wrote another entire scene to make it VERY clear Gus likes Men. Don’t see what the problem with him being gay is or why so many people are in denial about the idea when it’s literally throw in your face.
Yeah, so he never does anything gay in the entire show but he's gay just because at some point, he had a guy next to him and was shocked when the guy was killed. Gotta love how logic works nowadays.
He mentions he can't make his Chilean fish stew because his kids won't eat it and toys can be seen in the background of shots in his house I think. Might've been a ruse to keep him from being seen as a potential child killer, but that sounds kinda ridiculous.
You thought Jesse driving away at the end of the series was him in utter joy after escaping? Sorry but I'm pretty sure it's a mix of multiple emotions, joy being the least of them. Think about it, he's finally escaped the neo Nazis yes, but he has nothing to show for all the people who have died or been effected by the wake left by Walt and Jesse. I truly believe he is more upset than anything.
Yes, he did escape in utter joy. Vince wanted you to feel like he is heading off to "something better". Then Vince made good on that promise by writing El Camino, in which not only does Jesse get to re-use the disappearer....he also find a good chunk of Todd's money. And the disappearer even said that if Jesse uses his money wisely, it will last him for a very long time.
@@Ahiru77 I always felt it was a bittersweet joy, like crying and laughing at the same time from escaping a horrible experience while not giving much thought to what will come next due to the sudden euphoria.
I have been watching back Malcolm in the Middle, and there's a scene where Lois comes home with a pizza and she has to cut it herself. I think it might be from Luigi's Pizza, sometime in season 5 or 6. this may or may not have any relation to the pizza not being sliced in BB.
After watching the first minute and 10 seconds around a month ago, I binge-watched the entire series, and finished it in close to two weeks. I'm am really glad I didn't watch this video before watching Breaking Bad since I would've gotten everything spoiled for me. I had heard a few things about the show before watching it, saw a few memes and some positive reviews, but that was pretty much all that I knew about it. After watching all 5 seasons, I can say that I really wasn't dissapointed. Breaking Bad really lived up to the hype surrounding it, the story is captivating, thrilling and at the same time very emotional and character focused at times. I can trult say that at the moment, this show is by far the best television series I have watched. Almost every episode left me craving for more. There definitely were a few slower episodes mixed in with the action packed ones, but I honestly think it was nice 'having a break'. Overall solid 9.5/10. Thank you for motivating me to watch Breaking Bad Zeepsterd!
I’ve honestly ruined watching other TV shows for myself just because I love this show so much and compare it to every other show I watch and it doesn’t even come close.
If you like both of those shows you should watch Code Geass if you haven’t already. It’s another show about a genius antihero who commits crimes with initially noble intentions under an alter-ego. I think the story of Code Geass has more similarities to Breaking Bad then Death Note does, but Death Note is more popular so I’m not surprised it was brought up on the iceberg.
@@thesapphiremawile5180 I'd argue that the protagonist of Code Geass, while seen as a villain in the end, dies a hero, though I don't want to go too deep into that conversation due to spoilers. Still yes if you like those types of stories that's a must-watch.
I talked to the home owner - she had set up a card table in front of her house. I sympathized with her, saying it must be difficult. She told me that she didn't expect it to be what it became. Some other people there use my conversation to ask for a tour of the place. She seemed so tired. They said that she should have known ahead of time what people would do. It was exactly the situation she describes in the video.
She could make BANK off of this and ease her annoyances by charging people for a tour. Sure it'd take up your time and be annoying still, but it'd be a small side hustle and with so many fans could generate a good amount of income.
@@gasaiyuno6021 Yeah, or alternatively, I don't get why AMC didn't just right off buy the house and reimburse her well so she could live somewhere else. I mean that hype isn't going anywhere and it's kind of to be a expected if you make a successful TV series with an actual real life house.
You should separate each theory so the video would be easier to understand. One minute you're talking about the Walking Dead, and then the other second you're talking about Walter killing someone, and I didn't even realize we switched theories midway.
A few other scrapped plot lines that aren’t as crazy as the Tuco one but still worth mentioning: - Walt was originally supposed to meet up with an infamous Mexican drug cartel member in prison, but the writers decided against it because they couldn’t think of an organic way for it to happen - Originally for Season 3, they wanted to do a series of flash forwards like they did w/ the teddy bear in Season 2 but instead focusing on cowboys in the Wild West with the final episode featuring a shootout in the same location that the Season 3 finale would feature and parallel. Glad they didn’t go with this one, it would have been too jarring. - There was supposed to be a B plot line episode in Season 2 I think where Walt got put in jury duty and obsessed over the case and whether or not the person was guilty. I would’ve liked to see this one actually - There was also supposed to be a b-plot in season 2 where Skylar and Marie visited their father, who was basically a lying bastard and had a lot of parallels to Walt which would make Skylar more suspicious of Walt. This was at least in the script long enough for an actor to be cast for the role. And a few for Better Call Saul: - Better Call Saul was originally going to be a much shorter show and Jimmy would’ve basically become Saul in the season one finale with Marco’s death being the catalyst. However, they realized they wanted to do a lot more with the show, ending up with the season 2 premiere kinda backpedaling on that ending and the finale left as sort of a weird filler episode. - Marie was supposed to be Chuck’s doctor whenever he went to the emergency room in the season 2 finale as it was mentioned in Breaking Bad that she was an x-ray technician or something similar. Ultimately they cut this cameo out, which I’m glad for as it wouldve been way too big of a coincidence and they’ve flown a little too close to the sun with some of the cameos in the show already. - s1e5 “Alpine Shepard Boy” was supposed to be named “Jello” as all of the episodes in s1 end with the letter “o” but they couldn’t legally name it that. - This last one isn’t a scrapped plot line but rather something that hasn’t happened yet that I feel is worth mentioning. Walt and Jesse have long been theorized to show up at some point in BCS. Vince and Bryan have both said they’d be up for it. I think El Camino was the perfect close-off to Jesse’s character and Aaron Paul is way too old now to play a past Jesse. However, with Saul, Gus and Mike all being main characters in BCS and with the final season potentially overlapping with the Breaking Bad timeline, I think it’d be perfect to see Walt one more time to show how different he is in the narrative whenever you view him from other character’s perspectives. - Finally just a couple ridiculous BCS fan theories I remember: Kim is going to fuck Chuck which leads to Chuck killing himself and Kim ends up addicted to drugs and becoming Wendy from Breaking Bad. Yeah...I’m glad fans didn’t write the show. I wrote all of this off the top of my head so if I got any of the details wrong please let me know
13:10 Seriously what the fuck is wrong with Vince Gilligan brain, he seems so nice how does some one come up with the most utterly terrifying ideas, that is so depressing. Still is the reason the show is so great.
Yeah, gotta agree. I’m not one for shipping characters, especially from a show like BB, but if Max was a female instead they would be instantly presumed to be lovers. No doubt. From a standpoint like that, and considering Gus’ upbringing not being all that kind, I find it hard to believe that Gus would be that butthurt over his *business* partner dying. From another standpoint, who bloody cares? Max has a total of like 4 minutes of screen time their relationship (romantic or otherwise) doesn’t change anything. Fun to think about maybe, but ultimately doesn’t matter lol
A couple more things- Mike was very nearly not in the show at all and wouldn't have been in Better Call Saul either; when Jane died Saul was supposed to help Jesse with the body, but Bob Odenkirk was unavailable so they created The Cleaner (Mike). The show parallels the song El Paso by Marty Robbins- he falls in love with Felina (the blue meth) and has to flee town, only to return and be shot to death. In the last episode, Felina (with is also an anagram of Finale) the song even plays when Walt steals the car in New Hampshire, and the lyrics at that point in the song directly describe what's happening. There's a very well edited youtube video that illustrates the connection, just search Breaking Bad El Paso.
The reason for the phone number is because they made it so all phone numbers in the show when you call them the voicemail is a thing from the show. Like if you call the number on the Better Call Saul bench you get a message from “Saul”.
I totally get that many people didn't feel a need for El Camino. I however liked the fact that we got a 2-hour end to Jesse's story, and I think the movie has just as good quality as the series.
Walt torturing someone like that would be really jarring at that point in the story. I mean, that's some depraved shit, it would take later season full dark Walt to get there and even then idk as he always had a plan, a reason for doing things. Yes he had to improvise a lot along the way but was Walt ever cruel just for the sake of being cruel if it didn't serve some purpose? Edit: Btw Breaking Bad is still imo the greatest show ever made. Easy, I must of watched it through 10 times by now, love it so much. Edit Edit: Fuck Skylar haha
There shoulda been one more addition to the Iceberg. Not many breaking bad fans know about this unless you watched season 1 when it first came out. There was a flash game called "Walt's Warning" walt chases you down after you catch him cooking meth in his RV, he kidnaps you, and talks to you. He even says your name, or whatever name you put in. He burns a picture you select, and depending on your actions, he will knock you out in different ways, if you stare at his gun, he'll pistol whip you. Or his chemistry set, where he knocks you out with sleeping gas. It's no longer attainable. It was used as a promotional advertisement for the show. It was extremely cool.
The homeowner of the house in the show is totally putting on a show for the cameras. There is at least one video of her yelling at people for taking photos, across the street very respectfully.
Skylar is a great character. There were just a lot of very whiny dudes who were pissy that she was getting in the way of the show being an escapist fantasy for them. Which honestly, if you think the writers were trying to make Walter White someone you'd want to emulate then I'm pretty sure you missed the entire point of the show.
this!! skylar's reactions to everything was SUPER realistic, i mean she was put through HELL tbh. this was a man she had married, had kids with, and wanted to be with for the rest of her life. people just get mad at her reactions because as you so perfectly put it, she was getting in the way of the show being an escapist fantasy for viewers. i also believe that part of the hate comes from misogyny but that's a discussion for later.
@@meguaanaa4865 “misogyny” no she cheated on her husband, was extremely annoying to listen to and gave her boss a lap dance before she even knew about walt’s dealings. cant stand people like u
Nope , Skyler was a cheater , she hated her husband (who was dying) she wanted to divorce him for what she thought was weed smoking and dealing , she’s a terrible cheater who smoked when she was preggers , on top of that her first course of action was to commit some type of weird emotional suicide in front of her family to “get her kids out of the house” meanwhile she could have just left with them 😂 she’s a huge mess and anyone who sympathizes with her are most likely overly dramatic women just like her or simps 😂 🤡
I gotta say this is an amazing video! I got far cry 6 and they just launch breaking bad items and it reminded how good this show is thanks for this awesome video!
The last one is actually unsettling as hell. It sounds like a really well-done lost episode creepypasta, except it was actually REAL. If the series went that dark in only the first two seasons and ended that abruptly, that would give it a whole different reputation. Instead of one of the greatest, most well-written shows of all time it'd be known as one of the darkest stories to ever be told through TV.
That opening scene with those first 3 notes in this video is probably one of my favorite episodes and favorite songs ever. satan bless this coincidence
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Brb, gonna watch all 5 seasons of breaking bad in under 30 minutes so I can watch the video without spoilers
How was it?
@@vriskaserket1120 sheeeeeeesh 10/10 show no cap 🥶
@@Chensoman correct answer ;)
Yeah just watch every episode at once sped up, easy
@@jobdunnright1932 that’s what I did bro, I’m built different just like that 🥶🥶
Breaking Bad is one of those shows you want to forget about, just so you can rewatch the masterpiece
You're here huh
So... you're not able to rewatch it rn..?
@@Splatomix he means he would want to wipe his mind of the show so he could watch it *fresh* again
Yes
I was lucky enough to introduce my neighbor to it and we watched it all the way through, the show is great but the reactions you get from people... God it's a good show.
Edit - knowing what comes next and seeing it build up for others is just *chefs kiss*
First few seconds of video: “So unless you’ve been living under a rock...”
Hank: Jesus Christ it’s mineral!
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😂😂😂😂
LMAO
😂😂
goddammit marie
In addition to the “walt copies the people he kills” theory, he started acting like Gus when working at the car wash after Gus died
or like when Walt is at elliot and gretchen's house and elliot points a knife at walt and walt goes "Elliot, if we're gonna go that way, you're gonna need a bigger knife."
total mike energy in that scene
or the smaller details like cutting the crust off the sandwich, like Krazy 8 who didnt like to eat the crust on his sandwich
nvm i just watched the video and he said that already
Also he wears a yellow shirt just like Gus does in the prison killings scene
@@ismailkadiri5326 nice pfp 😳
Having Walter get so evil as to slowly torture someone in his own basement may have soured many people off his team. Glad they didn't do that.
Dude it’s always weird seeing you outside of your channel, like seeing your teacher outside of school as a kid.
I see you everywhere man lmao
And Vince is crazy enough for that concept.
@@2frudels a lot of coincidences were made to make the show better
@@daviddockery8962 other people are also everywhere you just dont notice them because they dont have a verified check mark and their profile doesnt stand out
I think it’s insane that Jesse was supposed to be the first of the supporting characters to die and yet he became the one to survive everyone else
Indeed…
This is the moment
Walter became iceberg
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Fitting lol
I watched El Camino immediately after watching Breaking Bad for the first time and seeing Todd suddenly fat was funny but distracting
The best theory I’ve heard about this is that since these are Jesse’s flashback, he’s imagining that Todd was fat out of spite for him 😂😂
@@eddiekaspbrak4624 that’s amazing
Same shit was so random I never could figure out where I seen todd before then I thought of the Irishmen lol
@@eddiekaspbrak4624 I think they disposed of Hank's body by having Todd eat him.
The actor who played Todd had to fatten up for a different role and when Vince said they wanted to do a movie he didn’t have time to lose the weight.
I’m so happy they chose ABQ for the setting. It’s so visually stimulating and unique, the dry environment and dusty colors are chefs kiss. It makes it stand out so well against other shows
The real bottom of the iceberg is maturing, rewatching the show, and agreeing with Skyler or at least understanding her.
Yes, smoking while pregnant, sleeping with a man breaking the law because her husband is breaking the law, husband gets cancer and she makes it all about what SHE wants, about to divorce her dying husband for what she thought was him selling MARIJUANA, also getting mad that her, as I said, DYING HUSBAND, was smoking weed.
Thank you. I still hate her but can sort of begin to appreciate her motivations a little more in subsequent watchings.
@@leunamreyo3663 idk, i feel as if your post is really oversimplifying the whole thing
@@leunamreyo3663 watch the show again
@@StainsStainsStains he’s right tho but only at first like the first 3 seasons Walt wasn’t really doing anything horrible but then season 4 and beyond he’s basically a villain so being okay with what he’s doing at the point wouldn’t be ideal
why does that last one sound like a breaking bad lost episode creepypasta
For real, the ominous music playing only added to the uneasiness.😬😬
It sounded like a alternate universe story kind of like the messed up dc comics where Walt is more evil. I still don’t believe how Vince could of pitched in Walter doing that, if that did happen I think a lot of the people would of just stopped watching just cause of how gross it is. Walter or hisenberg always kills people quick and hurting them like they did to Jesse would never be his intentions
Not to mention how breaking bad would be a pretty shit show if that happened. What makes Breaking bad as perfect as it is, is walts slow descent into heisenberg.
@@mo_ops9426
*AMC METAL:*
_"The one who knocks"_
FR lol it sounds so well told yet so dumb
Huell was actually the real mastermind behind the series and saw through Hank's bluff. Now he's out of the safehouse and has New Mexico in the palm of his hand.
@Leo Alexandrov there's Huels rules
He got the meth business to himself by killing off walter
@Seedeekee221 better fuel Huell
He can’t keep getting away with it
@@montybeau5679 The fast and furious spin off
I think Breaking Bad is popping off in meme culture because of a wave of late 2000s nostalgia. Same thing happened with the 90s and 80s to an extent
@ that’s the correct answer
yeah the memes are what got me watching lol. i looked up context for the waltuh face and I got spoiled and said "fuck it i need to context for all this shit". what a ride
@@xMasterSparku while that meme is funny and I do like some breaking bad memes it’s insulting to how good this series is. The level of writing and character development is insane and that moment specifically is such a big moment
@@PodtrashRadio but it might also get people to watch the masterpiece that is breaking bad, so is it really that bad?
We haven't gotten to that point yet although you are on to something very real called the thirty year cycle. The thirty year cycle is when kids of an era grow up and thirty years later become involved with the movie industry and hollywood and get to produce a life-like reanimation of their childhood which is why the 80's were prominent in the 2010's decade, (Stranger things, It remake) the 70's in the 2000's (that 70's show) the 60's in the 90's (fashion was very flower power filled) and the 50's in the 80's (back to the future)
I'm currently rewatching the show. Walter was a manipulative, lying maniac from season 1. He used Jesse, lied to his family and was not really affected by becoming a murderer. Skyler was the one who did everything to save the family. Anna Gunn also did an outstanding job. The real hero of the show is Hank, though.
I'm rewatching too and I'm surprised that at one point I rooted for Walter. He really was an asshole since the first season, my original headcannon was that he turned into a POS around Season 4.
hank was an asshole since season 1 too. in no way is he the hero, hell he's not even a likable person
@@RockoEstalon walter dies in season 4. He comes back briefly in the finale when he saves jesse
Skylar is the worst sort of Karen, I wanted to go in this rewatch toeing this party line about her being the true hero but she’s still so awful.
She lost me when she freaks out about Jesse pushing her after she just trespassed onto private property, absolute Karen each step of the way.
@@ingolfringolfrson1577 Yeah, she often does terrible things. Still a great character. It's genius writing that you're rooting for the bad guy (Walter), because his wife is so obnoxious at times.
I love Skyler White. Anna Gunn did a masterful job riding that simultaneous emotional roller coaster and bumper cars. All she wanted was a family and she was victimized by Walter
I know why you like her, Ted!
@@pepewr 🤣🤣🤣
The hate directed towards her is so unjustified
Literally. Skyler is strong…she was supposed to off herself but they didn’t write it.
She is literally the most annoying person in the series
Although "Fuck Skyler" is funny, I think she's one of the most interesting characters with her moral greyness and her relation and arch with Walter.
I think a big reason people get so fed up with Skylar is because they fell into the trap of rooting for Walt so much that they see his adversaries the same way Walt himself sees them. The way the show follows Walt can make it very tempting to get sucked into his motivations and goals, so much so that people excuse the horrible shit he's done. They want to see him accomplish his goals, and don't really stop to consider who he's hurting in the process, like his family. Before Skylar started laundering his money, she had every right to be suspicious, angry and "bitchy" towards Walter. He was dissapearing for hours, sometimes days at a time, telling obvious lies only to gaslight her and even after she started helping Walter, Skylar still tried her absolute hardest to simply keep the family together. Where Walt often took unnecessary risks she would either be the one to pump the brakes or actually create a plan, and she was always way more concerned about her family being put in danger than Walter ever was. You could tell how terrified she was when she realized that her own husband was responsible for murdering Gus. The only thing I think she was wrong about was helping Walter and not calling the police once she found out who he was but even then, those were probably the result of him manipulating and gaslighting her. She really is one of the few mostly blameless characters in the show. Even if she made poor choices, she always made them for the right reasons much like Hank and Jesse.
She was one of my favorite, I really empathized with her.
@@sirbirbton You're absolutely right !!!
Her husband was dying and then he got into an arguably risky line of work, but all the simpathy vanidhes when dhe helps an actual criminal get away with embezzelment
@@TheLakabanzaichrg Skyler did everything for her children but Walt did everything for HIMSELF. To satisfy his long-hurt ego. Because of him everyone was constantly in danger and now that he’s dead, THEY have to live with the mental and financial repercussions of what he’s done. Because of him, Hank died. So I don’t agree with your opinion on Skyler
“Oh, neat, my hometown’s being mentioned”
*Meth capital of America*
“Oh”
Haha I love in Abq to, I even work at the dog house, it’s so dope watching the show when you’ve been in so many of those building and grew up in the city
thats alright, at least you dont have junkies on all corners doing the dope fiend lean like in baltimore or philadelphia.
El Camino was for closure. I see why some people feel like it was unnecessary based on the current trend of remaking IPs and subsequently ruining them but I liked the fan service and offering final closure to Jesse's story, at least in the Breaking Bad context.
Bro. Half the movie was about how weird Todd was
@@paulisthelegend it showed Jesse in captivity and the dynamic that developed between Jesse and Todd. Its not like it was there for no reason.
@@StainsStainsStains Half of the movie was devoted towards establishing that Todd was weird and that Jesse was scared of him. They had both gained weight since BB and had clearly aged. Unfortunately, it just wasn’t good. The “closure” was unnecessary in my opinion. Breaking Bad’s ending was excellent. You’re entitled to your own opinion though.
@@paulisthelegend well tbh, it’s closure for Jesse but I always suspected it might also function as a transition to some future project with Jesse by Vince Gilligan. Guess we will have to wait and see.
@@paulisthelegend well in my opinion the closure was great ! Jesse made it out after all the horrible things he went though under Todd.
When I get old and get Alzheimer’s I’m gonna rewatch this show all over again
When I get old and get cancer I'm gonna remake this show as a documentary
"The iceberg" is a reference to the iceberg theory of Ernest Hemingway. That a written work should only show 10% of the thought that went into creating it, and the author should know an enormous backstory that is not revealed. This, Hemingway claimed, is how you achieve verisimilitude.
Thanks for this little tidbit
Seems like I have some required reading to do
Alternate storylines I’ve imagined: Walter saves Jane’s life. Jesse and Jane are so grateful that they stop blackmailing him. The plane crash never happens. Walter returns Gayle’s friendship, and they decide to start a legitimate pharmaceutical company. Walter also gets revenge on his former company by publishing an expose in Newsweek. He also buys stock in Pollos Hermanos. Everyone gives up meth and lives happily ever after.
and it ends with a big bbq at walts house
In a perfect world..
@@_spanishame_ in my story, they go to rehab voluntarily and Walt starts doing charity work. Jane then becomes a stewardess so she can see her Dad at the airport.
my fav thing walt ever did, was let jane die, and im extremly emphathic but she was a waste of space. dispointing her father, manipulating jesse, exposing walts secrets,
@@Vulture2918 I really think Walter could have manipulated the situation more effectively by saving her life though. It was a bad turning point for Walt when he let her die. She had good fashion sense and loved art, those were her good qualities?
It’s such a good show that I had to take breaks during certain arcs to prepare for the future episodes, it stressed me out almost every episode because it is just SO intense
The Fly. My favourite episode because of that. I was so anxious that Walt was gunna give the game away with the Jane death. Edge of my seat the entire time. Only episode that was more riveting was the one where Hank died. I was legit in shock and just sat in silence for about 5 minutes after it ended.
Same I blew through the 1st season, had to take a month off for season 2 blew through season 3-4 and then the 5th season took me almost 4 months to resume. It's wild
one thing that could’ve been added was the alternative ending of Hank’s death (which was obvious satire but still fun to mention)
ua-cam.com/video/mH0OxGc9-iY/v-deo.html just in case if anyone wants to see
I recently saw that! It was really funny. Here's to Hank avenging Gomie!
@@ps1hagrid689 that’s one of my favorite videos
11:16 the addiction in death note is an addiction to apples, not even joking
This is the moment when Walt became Icenberg
It really is.
"Vince Gilligan has a foot fetish" - Paging OkBuddyChicanery
Kim Wexler’s feet
why do people who make good shows/movies always have foot fetishes?
-Quentin tarantino
-Dan schneider
-Vince gilligan
My first thought lmao
@@yosefty5401 don't forget rex ryan
@@yosefty5401 also John McTiernan
I really enjoyed El Camino, it’s not full on necessary but I think it’s still a good addition to the whole show. Jesse gets peace and is able to utilize a lot of what he’s taught,reflects on what he could of been, and what was taken from him. I didn’t mind fat Todd but I wish they said something like “Uncle Jack said my bee stings should heal up soon, I hate being bloated” or something lol. I kind of relate to the movie in my own personal ways too. Breaking Bad is great tho regardless haha. Didn’t know that about torture stuff. That’s kinda messed up and a tasteless way to develop Walt. Good video!
God that bee sting quote would be cringe as fuck XD
Thomas Wayne Jr. I know lol, that’s why I’m not a writer haha
@@isral8765 fair enough bro XD
I noticed how different the characters looked, but I just appreciated the fact that all the actors and crew came back to do this movie for the fans. You can tell the show was just as important to them as it is to the fans, and you don’t always see that with sequels and spin offs.
Kiera Hennessey I agree. Most movies would recast or use really bad deep fakes to make the actors look younger or different. Always utilize everyone.
That’s “Toby” and “Mose” from The Office at the writer’s strike.
That’s Michael Schur, a producer and writer of The Office, co-creator of Parks & Rec and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and creator of The Good Place.
@@BluScoutBonk yeah, who played mose
The missed opportunity to call this video the breaking bad icenberg
4:16
IS THAT THE SCRANTON STRANGLER
No he’s in Costa Rica.
Skylar hate is totally unjust, imo. Sure, she's a foil to a lot of people and plot lines. But I think she's one of the most realistic characters in the show. Maybe that's why people hate her so much? I dunno.
Probably because she had an affair on her dying husband
@@roguetoa9787 but walt poisoning a kid is a-ok
@@CoolJoshido212 didn’t say that.
@@CoolJoshido212 putting words in peoples mouths, not surprised at all.
@@CausticSpace ok.
I'd like to imagine how many backup pizzas they had ready and then went like:
"Well...ummm....Pizza party anyone?"
they use fake pizza moron
Well to be fair they could just keep using the same pizza over and over until he would’ve landed it
@@totalgv9155 could they really? I imagine the pizza to be pretty messed up when landing from roof height :D
the pizza that is thrown is clearly fake; the pepperonis fall off when he throws it
@@heatherisnotcoolthey took them off to make it easier to throw
The first time I watched through Breaking Bad was honestly one of the best times of my life, it makes me sad that I will never be able to watch the masterpiece for the first time again...
When I was a young teen I absolutely HATED Skylar. But I just re-watched Breaking bad last week and I'm in love with her character and love how she was portrayed!
Probs cuz you’re wife is a cheater but you still love her
@@pandahsykes602I think he's not a wife
@@pandahsykes602>implying that someone with an anime avatar could be married
missed fact: jesse almost died IRL in that door slam by tuco
Gus uses a towel to protect his knees when he barfs - Walter picks that up
Picks up a trait from everyone he kills
@Chris Powers yeah but Walt didn’t see gus do that
@@ConnorRK-fy6gy Very true. Is that implying that it's not concious? I don't think ANY single detail is by accident on this show. Much like the Sopranos.
Walter Jr. was obsessed with breakfast
Hahaha it always made me hungry that breakfast was always fire
"The sidekick suffers from addiction"
Ryuk apparently addicted to apples :D
Yea he literally says that in the show/manga
I think that is referring to the girl, I forgot her name. He mentions that Light finds someone to teach him how to do his thing then becomes the master. That's her for sure.
@@fatalshore5068 No, it refers to Ryuk.
El Camino is one of the best looking movies I've seen lately. The cinematography is 10/10, and the story arc is predictable but really satisfying.
Ah yes, the film which has the climatic and triumphant action scene for Jesse be where he kills two people, after he spent the entirety of BB being severely messed up by both watching other people get killed and by killing Gale. The two people he killed weren’t exactly good people, but they did not deserve to die. Yet Jesse is totally fine straight up murdering them. Such a weird ending for the character who for a long time served as the conscience in BB and was at one time so adamant that no one else should die because of him and Walt. Like, why undo that message and have the conclusion to his character be that he is just apparently fine with killing now? I didn’t really catch this the first time I watched El Camino, but the second time I watched it straight after BB and it’s pretty jarring. There are other problems with the film too but for me this is the big one. It betrays Jesse’s previous characterisation and role.
@@wolfrevenant1489 ''Ah yes,'' Opinion discarded go back to reddit
@@helloneighbour2408lmao that’s what I’m sayin 💪😂🤝
@@helloneighbour2408 Also totally ignored that Jesse fucking strangles Todd lol. Not to mention he showed little hesitation when it came to killing bad people like the two gangbangers, plus he was THIS close to kill Walt.
@@wolfrevenant1489 idk, I think being imprisoned and tortured traumatised him a bit. those guys were associates of the nazis, the main one built the rig he was strapped to in their lab and joined in the torture. To me it makes total sense that he'd have no qualms about killing them, considering how brutally he choked out Todd too.
i love the fact that all the 2011-2013 memes like doge, icebergs, troll face, etc have been making a comeback in 2020-2021 lmfao
"gus = misa" is a hell of a take and i'm here for it
by the videos logic it would make jesse the L counterpart lmao
@@Deebgod Hank has gotta be L right? Or is Hank Light's father on the taskforce?
@@fatalshore5068 hank would be soichiro
@@Deebgod i think jesse is ryuk
@@Deebgod jesse is ryuk
It’s crazy how Breaking Bad still generates new memes
I’m pretty sure Gus is gay. I don’t think it’s a “theory” that Gus wanted revenge for his partners death. That’s how it was written
Edit: some people still are disagreeing or saying “it’s a theory” or “it’s up for interpretation” No, he’s literally a gay man, in BCS season 6 he’s got an entire scene showing him and another man at a bar flirting, Vince wrote another entire scene to make it VERY clear Gus likes Men. Don’t see what the problem with him being gay is or why so many people are in denial about the idea when it’s literally throw in your face.
Didn't he have kids? I sort of recall him mentioning it when he called Walt to his home for dinner, and he was talking while cooking it
@@hasan_z he could be closeted
Yeah, so he never does anything gay in the entire show but he's gay just because at some point, he had a guy next to him and was shocked when the guy was killed. Gotta love how logic works nowadays.
@@DanielCh9393 yeah that's what I thought too, it sounded to me like vince was pulling a J.K. Rowling
He mentions he can't make his Chilean fish stew because his kids won't eat it and toys can be seen in the background of shots in his house I think. Might've been a ruse to keep him from being seen as a potential child killer, but that sounds kinda ridiculous.
Where I live the Pizzas are never pre-sliced so I never thought it was wierd
he wore the hat for the exact opposite reason, he was trying to protect his bald head from the sun during long filming sessions in the desert
You thought Jesse driving away at the end of the series was him in utter joy after escaping? Sorry but I'm pretty sure it's a mix of multiple emotions, joy being the least of them. Think about it, he's finally escaped the neo Nazis yes, but he has nothing to show for all the people who have died or been effected by the wake left by Walt and Jesse. I truly believe he is more upset than anything.
Yes, he did escape in utter joy. Vince wanted you to feel like he is heading off to "something better". Then Vince made good on that promise by writing El Camino, in which not only does Jesse get to re-use the disappearer....he also find a good chunk of Todd's money. And the disappearer even said that if Jesse uses his money wisely, it will last him for a very long time.
@@Ahiru77 I always felt it was a bittersweet joy, like crying and laughing at the same time from escaping a horrible experience while not giving much thought to what will come next due to the sudden euphoria.
@@RockoEstalon Yeah definitely, that too.
relief
I have been watching back Malcolm in the Middle, and there's a scene where Lois comes home with a pizza and she has to cut it herself. I think it might be from Luigi's Pizza, sometime in season 5 or 6. this may or may not have any relation to the pizza not being sliced in BB.
Same universe confirmed. It is now canon.
@@fatalshore5068 El Camino proved otherwise when Walter died.
@@starblue6tv "died"
"its all an intricate tapestry, hal"
Wow. Great analysis of the moment Walter White becomes Iceberg.
After watching the first minute and 10 seconds around a month ago, I binge-watched the entire series, and finished it in close to two weeks. I'm am really glad I didn't watch this video before watching Breaking Bad since I would've gotten everything spoiled for me. I had heard a few things about the show before watching it, saw a few memes and some positive reviews, but that was pretty much all that I knew about it. After watching all 5 seasons, I can say that I really wasn't dissapointed. Breaking Bad really lived up to the hype surrounding it, the story is captivating, thrilling and at the same time very emotional and character focused at times. I can trult say that at the moment, this show is by far the best television series I have watched. Almost every episode left me craving for more. There definitely were a few slower episodes mixed in with the action packed ones, but I honestly think it was nice 'having a break'. Overall solid 9.5/10. Thank you for motivating me to watch Breaking Bad Zeepsterd!
what show is a 10 , if BB is only 9.5?
@@mwoods4608 always room for improvement!
“These icebergs are 3-4 miles long, your the goddamn iron chef mr white!”
I’ve honestly ruined watching other TV shows for myself just because I love this show so much and compare it to every other show I watch and it doesn’t even come close.
I have the same problem. The only show that has resisted the comparison, at least for me, is the first season of True Detective
I would say the wire and even Better Call Saup
The Wire compares
U should watch the sopranos
@@asaelarroyore542 pls dont spoil but is the rest after the 1st season horrible?
I can agree on the Death note and breaking Bad similarities. Both shows are really incredible masterpieces and my favorite shows of all time
If you like both of those shows you should watch Code Geass if you haven’t already. It’s another show about a genius antihero who commits crimes with initially noble intentions under an alter-ego. I think the story of Code Geass has more similarities to Breaking Bad then Death Note does, but Death Note is more popular so I’m not surprised it was brought up on the iceberg.
@@thesapphiremawile5180 I'd argue that the protagonist of Code Geass, while seen as a villain in the end, dies a hero, though I don't want to go too deep into that conversation due to spoilers. Still yes if you like those types of stories that's a must-watch.
What other shows are like this besides code geass?
death note is a fun show and that's all it is don't compare the master piece of breaking bad with death note.
@@thesapphiremawile5180 Stop it you little boy. Code Geass doesn’t come anywhere NEAR Death Note.
Of fucking course Toby from The Office was leading the writers strike..
Wdym?
@@brooks152 4:21 on the right, you'll see the Scranton Strangler.
Nice catch! No wonder Michael hates him so much.
Hahaha yeah I was just looking at the comments if it really is him! Thought I ve gone crazy!😂😂
So... Toby saved Jesse's life? (AND Jesse sold to Creed.)
Why is the ending of this video so dark but then the goofy jolly ahh mario music plays in the outro? 💀
Glad to see skylar white went on to complain about Walter action figures being sold at toys r us 💀
I talked to the home owner - she had set up a card table in front of her house. I sympathized with her, saying it must be difficult. She told me that she didn't expect it to be what it became. Some other people there use my conversation to ask for a tour of the place. She seemed so tired. They said that she should have known ahead of time what people would do. It was exactly the situation she describes in the video.
She could make BANK off of this and ease her annoyances by charging people for a tour. Sure it'd take up your time and be annoying still, but it'd be a small side hustle and with so many fans could generate a good amount of income.
@@gasaiyuno6021 Maybe she doesn't want strangers in her home??
@@yeetis4527 lol maybe don't lease your home out for a TV show if you don't want to turn the home into a business
@@gasaiyuno6021 Yeah, or alternatively, I don't get why AMC didn't just right off buy the house and reimburse her well so she could live somewhere else. I mean that hype isn't going anywhere and it's kind of to be a expected if you make a successful TV series with an actual real life house.
She thought it was all fun and games being asked to have her house be used for a tv series until she realized how annoying it would become 😂😂😂
In fear the walking dead they're actually playing that Spanish song about Heisenberg lol
Source or it didnt happen
Better Call Saul: The only world with GTA5 Trevor and Vaas montenegro in the same universe
About the foot fetish, it's actually Bob Odenkirk who has the foot fetish.
You should separate each theory so the video would be easier to understand. One minute you're talking about the Walking Dead, and then the other second you're talking about Walter killing someone, and I didn't even realize we switched theories midway.
This is the exact moment Heisenberg turned into Iceberg
A few other scrapped plot lines that aren’t as crazy as the Tuco one but still worth mentioning:
- Walt was originally supposed to meet up with an infamous Mexican drug cartel member in prison, but the writers decided against it because they couldn’t think of an organic way for it to happen
- Originally for Season 3, they wanted to do a series of flash forwards like they did w/ the teddy bear in Season 2 but instead focusing on cowboys in the Wild West with the final episode featuring a shootout in the same location that the Season 3 finale would feature and parallel. Glad they didn’t go with this one, it would have been too jarring.
- There was supposed to be a B plot line episode in Season 2 I think where Walt got put in jury duty and obsessed over the case and whether or not the person was guilty. I would’ve liked to see this one actually
- There was also supposed to be a b-plot in season 2 where Skylar and Marie visited their father, who was basically a lying bastard and had a lot of parallels to Walt which would make Skylar more suspicious of Walt. This was at least in the script long enough for an actor to be cast for the role.
And a few for Better Call Saul:
- Better Call Saul was originally going to be a much shorter show and Jimmy would’ve basically become Saul in the season one finale with Marco’s death being the catalyst. However, they realized they wanted to do a lot more with the show, ending up with the season 2 premiere kinda backpedaling on that ending and the finale left as sort of a weird filler episode.
- Marie was supposed to be Chuck’s doctor whenever he went to the emergency room in the season 2 finale as it was mentioned in Breaking Bad that she was an x-ray technician or something similar. Ultimately they cut this cameo out, which I’m glad for as it wouldve been way too big of a coincidence and they’ve flown a little too close to the sun with some of the cameos in the show already.
- s1e5 “Alpine Shepard Boy” was supposed to be named “Jello” as all of the episodes in s1 end with the letter “o” but they couldn’t legally name it that.
- This last one isn’t a scrapped plot line but rather something that hasn’t happened yet that I feel is worth mentioning. Walt and Jesse have long been theorized to show up at some point in BCS. Vince and Bryan have both said they’d be up for it. I think El Camino was the perfect close-off to Jesse’s character and Aaron Paul is way too old now to play a past Jesse. However, with Saul, Gus and Mike all being main characters in BCS and with the final season potentially overlapping with the Breaking Bad timeline, I think it’d be perfect to see Walt one more time to show how different he is in the narrative whenever you view him from other character’s perspectives.
- Finally just a couple ridiculous BCS fan theories I remember: Kim is going to fuck Chuck which leads to Chuck killing himself and Kim ends up addicted to drugs and becoming Wendy from Breaking Bad. Yeah...I’m glad fans didn’t write the show.
I wrote all of this off the top of my head so if I got any of the details wrong please let me know
Isn't Skylar and Hank related
fuck chuck
@@SinkingNebula99 no
This is a pretty good video, surprised it doesn't have more views for such high quality, good job.
Thank you!
13:10 Seriously what the fuck is wrong with Vince Gilligan brain, he seems so nice how does some one come up with the most utterly terrifying ideas, that is so depressing.
Still is the reason the show is so great.
that's just how artist are sometimes. Happy looking people need to express their depressed thoughts somehow, that's how I interpret it
6:45 I thought I was the only one who thought he shoulda broken a ankle at that jump. It’s like he’s Batman 😂
El camino is more towards closure to Jesse, it felt like another episode to breaking bad. Which is why I guess not many people like el camino.
I love that Far Cry 6 is releasing soon with Giancarlo Esposito being the main antagonist from this series im so exited
Best actor for playing a villain I can think of. Who is more menacing?
Did you know that Tuco Salamanca's actor is The same guy who was playing Vass in Far Cry 3?
@@Jasper_-fz9zn not tucos, but nachos :)
there's a lot I didn't know here lol
but I was hoping the iceberg went into The elaborate use of color in the show
"Gus is gay is also a prevalent theory" I thought this was known??? The way Gus mourned over the death of the person? I thought it was obvious.
Yeah I never mourn the deaths of people close to me unless they've ripped my sphincter at least once
Yeah, gotta agree. I’m not one for shipping characters, especially from a show like BB, but if Max was a female instead they would be instantly presumed to be lovers. No doubt.
From a standpoint like that, and considering Gus’ upbringing not being all that kind, I find it hard to believe that Gus would be that butthurt over his *business* partner dying.
From another standpoint, who bloody cares? Max has a total of like 4 minutes of screen time their relationship (romantic or otherwise) doesn’t change anything. Fun to think about maybe, but ultimately doesn’t matter lol
Gus is gay. Go watch bcs
Just watched the series for the first time, finished it last week and watching better call Saul now… wish it never ended
A couple more things-
Mike was very nearly not in the show at all and wouldn't have been in Better Call Saul either; when Jane died Saul was supposed to help Jesse with the body, but Bob Odenkirk was unavailable so they created The Cleaner (Mike).
The show parallels the song El Paso by Marty Robbins- he falls in love with Felina (the blue meth) and has to flee town, only to return and be shot to death. In the last episode, Felina (with is also an anagram of Finale) the song even plays when Walt steals the car in New Hampshire, and the lyrics at that point in the song directly describe what's happening. There's a very well edited youtube video that illustrates the connection, just search Breaking Bad El Paso.
9:36 also when walt throws up in the toilet he put a towel on the floor for his knees like gus after killing all the cartel dudes
I'm a Riverside native and it always feels so jarring knowing this masterpiece could've been filmed in my hometown
I hadn't even noticed that insane Lalo jump the first time 🤣🤣
The reason for the phone number is because they made it so all phone numbers in the show when you call them the voicemail is a thing from the show. Like if you call the number on the Better Call Saul bench you get a message from “Saul”.
Can we just appreciate the masterpiece that is the BCS/BB/El Camino trilogy?
I totally get that many people didn't feel a need for El Camino. I however liked the fact that we got a 2-hour end to Jesse's story, and I think the movie has just as good quality as the series.
not even close.
Walt torturing someone like that would be really jarring at that point in the story. I mean, that's some depraved shit, it would take later season full dark Walt to get there and even then idk as he always had a plan, a reason for doing things. Yes he had to improvise a lot along the way but was Walt ever cruel just for the sake of being cruel if it didn't serve some purpose?
Edit: Btw Breaking Bad is still imo the greatest show ever made. Easy, I must of watched it through 10 times by now, love it so much.
Edit Edit: Fuck Skylar haha
ALSO... WHERE ARE THE PIZZA ROLLS. THEY LAND BENEATH OR ON THE SIDE OF THE CAR AND IN THE NEXT SHOT... VANISHED. WHERE ARE THEY VINCE?!
UA-camrs complaining that "Only 1% of my audience is actually subscribed" is the easiest way to lose any respect you had
"H-icenberg?"
"You're god***n right"
Best comment I've seen so far lmaoooo
Bro damn isn't voldemorts name just say it
Why afraid to censor a single word? Its a video about a series with drug dealing murder in it
I mean it when I say it, every video of yours always makes me so happy. I love you man.
The late 2000s was another time man, miss that era.
There shoulda been one more addition to the Iceberg. Not many breaking bad fans know about this unless you watched season 1 when it first came out. There was a flash game called "Walt's Warning" walt chases you down after you catch him cooking meth in his RV, he kidnaps you, and talks to you. He even says your name, or whatever name you put in. He burns a picture you select, and depending on your actions, he will knock you out in different ways, if you stare at his gun, he'll pistol whip you. Or his chemistry set, where he knocks you out with sleeping gas. It's no longer attainable. It was used as a promotional advertisement for the show. It was extremely cool.
The homeowner of the house in the show is totally putting on a show for the cameras. There is at least one video of her yelling at people for taking photos, across the street very respectfully.
I think El Camino is more of an epilogue to the show more than anything else.
Exactly
Finally! A NEW Breaking Bad analysis on UA-cam
Thank you for the links to the music.
Skylar is a great character. There were just a lot of very whiny dudes who were pissy that she was getting in the way of the show being an escapist fantasy for them.
Which honestly, if you think the writers were trying to make Walter White someone you'd want to emulate then I'm pretty sure you missed the entire point of the show.
this!! skylar's reactions to everything was SUPER realistic, i mean she was put through HELL tbh. this was a man she had married, had kids with, and wanted to be with for the rest of her life. people just get mad at her reactions because as you so perfectly put it, she was getting in the way of the show being an escapist fantasy for viewers.
i also believe that part of the hate comes from misogyny but that's a discussion for later.
@@meguaanaa4865 “misogyny” no she cheated on her husband, was extremely annoying to listen to and gave her boss a lap dance before she even knew about walt’s dealings. cant stand people like u
Nope , Skyler was a cheater , she hated her husband (who was dying) she wanted to divorce him for what she thought was weed smoking and dealing , she’s a terrible cheater who smoked when she was preggers , on top of that her first course of action was to commit some type of weird emotional suicide in front of her family to “get her kids out of the house” meanwhile she could have just left with them 😂 she’s a huge mess and anyone who sympathizes with her are most likely overly dramatic women just like her or simps 😂 🤡
Literally just finished for the first time not even 10 minutes ago. It was a fucking journey, now i need some trivia.
El Camino wasn't huge or even necessary but DAYUM! That duel like the old west is the best one I've ever seen, that was intense af.
True fact: the pizza-on-roof scene always makes me hungry. It looks like a really delicious pie!
Tbh i hated Skyler, then i became a wife and I suddenly understood.
Hope you didn't cheat lmao
@@glebb..3416 I bet she effed Ted.
Don’t go to any company Christmas parties
I've always understood but still don't like her. No one likes the realistic character in a show like this
i get it but i still dont like her
I gotta say this is an amazing video! I got far cry 6 and they just launch breaking bad items and it reminded how good this show is thanks for this awesome video!
Thank you!
🚨Anton Castillo is Gus confirmed🚨 😱🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
The last one is actually unsettling as hell. It sounds like a really well-done lost episode creepypasta, except it was actually REAL. If the series went that dark in only the first two seasons and ended that abruptly, that would give it a whole different reputation. Instead of one of the greatest, most well-written shows of all time it'd be known as one of the darkest stories to ever be told through TV.
Ambience likes breaking bad :D
Fancy seeing you here bro
I BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE
That opening scene with those first 3 notes in this video is probably one of my favorite episodes and favorite songs ever. satan bless this coincidence
This deserve lots of views, hope it does it
“Unless you live under a rock”
Jesus Christ zeepsterd, it’s not a rock, it’s a mineral!
Nice icenberg video:)