Best Quality Vacuum Compilation | Breaking Bad
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2020
- When you need a way out and you need to disappear...you need only to visit the vacuum repair shop.
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Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in this world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade. - Розваги
If you ask me, Ed was *much* more careful than Gus.
That's a top-quality _"dust filter."_
I always thought he was closer to Mike's character. He's not a person who's in a position of power, he's just a guy who does his job. In a way, he's like an even older version of Mike.
Because Ed was in it to make money, without emotions. While Gus was in it for revenge.
what'd you expect Hodgee's quick-vanish🤣🤣
Haji*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Happy Thoughts * Haji Mastan
Haji Mashite Yorusuku
@@LonaMisa9 Hajiiiiiii
Ed was on par with Mike. True professional. The money conversation is great. Ed indirectly said “if you die I’m keeping it.” Not out of greed but the fact he’s cautious and knows that delivering the money could get him caught.
I don't think he would keep it, but he probably wouldn't give it to Walt's family, I guess he would just burn it to cover his tracks
hes a pro, but reasonably cautious, even straight up told walt that if for any reason he found out that walt left his hideout, he wouldnt come back, the help would end right then and there
It's a good thing Ed hasn't associated with Walt. Cause Walt would've made sure Ed goes down with him
I do wonder if that letter to Brock actually gets sent, then.
Even if he WANTED to help Walt and give the money to his family, there’s no real way to do it and even if he did they can’t spend 99% of it without immediately being flagged
It’s seems symbolic that Walter’s hair grows back in the final episodes. As if both identities of Walter and Heisenberg have merged into one.
This
Walt is so smart but sometimes so naive, perfectly captured with Saul’l “Hadji’s quick vanish” hahahaha seriously did Walt think the name of the business would be “criminal disappearing act inc.”? Lol
who or what is a Hadji
@@invizig9137Haji is a person in Islam who did pilgrimage to makkah and did hajj, it's a common title given to old people
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL literally
Get Rid of Me Special
Ironically this is a pretty naive comment.
What exactly do you expect? He was a chemistry expert. Not a gangster, lol.
It makes perfect sense. Ed vacuums up your dirty life and gives you a new one. The old one is gone, no going back to it.
Very nice observation
This guy deserves his own show.
Unfortunately the actor playing him died on the day of El Camino's premier
@@codo8584I didn't know, that's really bad. He was amazing actor
He’s in a few episodes of Tim Allen’s show, Last Man Standing. He was really good in it
@@codo8584 that's a real shame
Facts
i just realized ed appears only in one singe episode. i thought it were at least three or something because he is so memorable. this just proves what a brilliantly written and acted character he is.
He’s also in El Camino and briefly Better call Saul
@@ergob3907 yes i know but i'm talking about breaking bad only
IT'S BC HE DIED
@@randymarsh9488 No it's not. He died 2019, the last episode of Breaking Bad aired 2013. He was meant to be in just one BB episode.
@@65501 ik talking about better call saul
I know Robert Forster is deceased (RIP), but I hope Better Call Saul shows how Jimmy obtains his business card. It would seem like a significant part of the story that the writers would be left out if they didn't explore that.
Most likely Nacho gives Jimmy that vacuum card and Nacho will use it when the time is right. I also thought maybe Kim would be using the card but my suspicion is she is in prison during the Breaking Bad timeline.
@@npnsteel6254 yeah, it's almost evident from a fan's point of view that Nacho will be the first to use Ed's services. Although Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould always surprise us with the unexpected.
I have a sneaky suspicion that Ed, the vacuum cleaner guy, has cartel connections, and maybe he was responsible for Lalo's Jorge De Guzmans fake ID. Perhaps that's part of a cheaper service Ed offers where he only makes fake ID/Social Security numbers but doesn't relocate you. It's exciting, and I'm dying for season 6 to come.
I have a hunch Kim is the one who makes this contact. We don't see her in BB. She is gone. I don't think she is dead or in prison. I think this dude helped her change her identity.
He’s kims dad
@@hankster0878 what?
God these scenes were emotional, even after every deplorable act Walt commited, I couldn't help but relate to the humanity he showed throughout this part of the series.
@safsa awe imo the justification walt was just ‘doing what he had to do’ was shot dead for good along with mike in 5x07
he killed mike because mike wounded his ego and nothing else
and even then walt did deplorable shit way before
letting jane die
not letting skyler leave him
not leaving the business when it was clear his family was in danger after 3x02 (i could have that wrong but its when the bald cousins try to kill walt in the shower)
and not to mention the absolute living hell he put jesse through
i wont argue that walt isnt a wonderfully written character because he is perfectly believable and feels very real
but at least to me he is definitely evil
@@oneofthoseyoutubeusers agreed. Walt is one manipulative bastard.
I think the scene that got me the most was when Walt Jr randomly hugs Walt while sitting by the pool in the hotel, it was 5 second scene but conveyed so much without a word, the timing and his body language were heartbreaking
I agree to a point, but there were so many instances where if Walt REALLY just wanted money, he already had it or was in a good position, just keep his head down and eventually fring would probably have just let Walt walk if he wanted to. But like mike said, pride and ego.
@@oneofthoseyoutubeusers I hated him from the moment he murdered Jane
I love many of the minor characters in Breaking Bad, and the backstories you can imagine for them. Here are my ideas of a backstory for this character (which I have posted elsewhere):
--He's from somewhere in the midwest, judging from his accent (perhaps rural Illinois or Iowa). He's either divorced or a widower.
--He's former military, possibly military intelligence, which helped him learn his current trade.
--He lives a very quiet, non-eccentric life, which is part of his cover. He plays cards at the veterans hall with his old service buddies every Saturday, he has children and grandchildren who visit him on the holidays, and so on. The vacuum store is primarily a cover, but does function as an actual store as well, as we see in El Camino. (Of course, friends, family, and customers all know nothing about his real job.)
--He's taken a few jobs that are more idealistic, helping out lovers who have been disowned by their families, and women escaping abusive partners. More often, his customers are on the wrong side of the law, or of other criminals. He'll provide his services to any client without judgement, as long as they have the money and don't do anything to put him in danger of discovery.
good one. i love it
Yessir good comment
Yes!!!! He doesn't need his own side show he's cool and the gang. Young maybe, old no.
A true professional, indeed.
It would be pretty interesting if he got to see what his clientele list consists of!
It's over when I say it's ove-COUUUGHHHGHHHH
That was a great piece of direction by Gilligan. When he says “it’s over when I say it’s over” and coughs right after that line it’s a representation of the end of Heisenberg. When I saw that I knew he was done
He may rest in peace.
Who?
@@SeaOfMany Robert Forsters, Ed's actor, he died in 2019.
"Stay a little longer?" I felt sorry for Walter/Heisenberg when hearing that line.
he deserved it
Compared to Walt, Saul has a kind of endurable life
@@daisiesofdoomYeap, no cancer and low profile, until Jeff came in ofc...
That's not Heisenberg saying that. That's Walter.
When he says "Welcome to New Hampshire", the pronunciation is spot-on for NH
Not trying to be an ass here. How else would people pronounce it?
New hamp-shire? (rhymes with dire)
Maybe I’m just too used to saying it right all my life. You know, like saying Worcester correctly
@@lily.2438 Some people say it like New Hamp-shaier
@@lily.2438 its the emphasis and increased length on HAM. New HAM...sure. If someone pronounces the state with a muted Hamp- and moves to the next syllable immediately, they stand out.
There's just something about Bryan Cranston being in scenes that make this show take on an entirely different tone than Better Call Saul, despite Bob Odenkirk being so amazing himself.
It's how intense he can get, the barely conceleaed rage behind his words.
RIP Robert Forster, he was a cool dude.
If I said yes..Would u believe me?
Heisenberg: Bringing 2 best hitmen of Mississippi -_-
“Hodgy’s Quickvanish” lmao
RIP Robert Forster. He was amazing here and in Jackie Brown. And yes, Ed would have gave Walt's money to his Family. Ed had iron steel principles, look at El Camino when he made Jesse pay in full and cause drama over a minuscule amount short.
Not sure about that last bit. Ed’s a man of integrity, sure, but he’s also not one to take serious risks. Delivering a huge hunk of cash to a random family in Albuquerque is one thing, but delivering it to the family of one of the most wanted men in America is way too risky. He did mention he was taking a serious risk just going back and forth between NM and NH to get Walt basic supplies for living because the feds were constantly canvassing the neighborhood and watching the White family.
@@MrPjw5 and yet todd and walt both managed to get in and out of the houses with no trouble
That's why he didn't tell Walt he'll give them the money, but basically implied he won't.
With the amount of practicality and logic that this character displays, he almost seems like an impartial judge. My headcanon is that he is an author-insert by Vince.
Hadji quick vanish is my favorite character. I wish they did more with him
What do u expect-- hodjee's quick vanish?lmaooooo
I like the touch where they had Walt growing hair and a full beard.
One of the shows best characters, and it's a damn shame we'll never see him again.
Ed the vanisher, Lawson the gun seller, and the junkyard guy could have enough stories for a spin off.
RIP to the vacumm guy
I was saddened to learn he died. I didn't realize he was that old. He reminded me of the Walton's father.
Walter White's ultimate quarantine in new hmp
Rip Robert Foster
For people who don't know this fact
About this underrated actor
He got 1 Oscar nomination in Jackie brown 1997
As the best supporting actor
But he lost to Robin Williams.
he lost to one of the best performances of all time
Thanks for that tidbit! Would never have known!
He was so amazing in Jackie Brown and this show.
@Happy Thoughts good will hunting
@Happy Thoughts doubtfire was a lead role
Ed: “Hello, ‘Mr. Thompson’!”
Client: **blank stare**
Ed: “Now remember, you are under a completely new identity, so let’s try this again. Hello, ‘Mr. Thompson’!”
**hours later**
Ed: “Okay, now when I greet you, AND step on your foot two times, you say ‘Hello’, back to me. Hello, ‘Mis-ter Thom-pson’!” **steps on client’s foot twice**
Client: (looking over at Ed's partner) "I think he's talking to you"
The actor of the vacume cleaner isnt dead...
Hes living a better life in Alaska
No, he's dead.
But thankfull you may actually see him act again, since John 5:28, 29 promises a resurrection, to life on 🌎 Earth.
Thomas Bayer God is Dead 💀 quit sippin that lean dawg
@@thomasbayer1843 bruh🙄
@@Thrownblock I'd love to know how you came to the conclusion that "God is dead"...that's a pretty bold and ignorant statement given that you don't have any proof of it.
@@user-tb2jy9lu3d True. He's not dead, he never existed to begin with
Remember in that episode of breaking bad better call Saul when Walt tells Jessie they’re are more than 1 types of prisons I think of that as a foreshadowing of the final episodes. Walt finds him self in solitude with no one except for Ed and Jessie is forced to cook meth non stop while watching andria killed
Crazy thing there is probably a dude like that in every major city
I feel like he used to work for the CIA or something
i hope they tell more of his story in BCS but it wouldnt surprise me if you were correct
Rest in Peace Robert Forster!
vacuum guy for me is the most fascinating character throughout the entire series
imagine if someone actually needed a new dust filter for hoover max extract pressure pro model 60 and the person was a cop
I know someone else can explain it better. But that particular vacuum doesn’t have that have a dust filter. So it would almost be impossible for a legitimate customer to request that service.
@@aquaticambience40 best show ever
It's just so pleasing to think about, really... A charming old man helping you escape from reality, to a quiet wooden cabin where you can't overstimulate yourself with your phone, where you can just have peace and solitude and hear yourself think...!
but then i cant watch breaking bad clips on youtube
shut up pls 👍
boredom and lonliness
@@yourmum69_420 YES. You cease to get spoiled from all the daily stimuli, correct!
@@konstantin9303 and instead you get sad and lonely and bored
“And now his watch has ended” 😢
Vacuum cleaner cleans dirt and vacuum cleaner guy cleans dirty people. Fair enough
Probably the last show we need in the Breaking Bad universe that we sadly won't likely get due to Robert's death is a prequel series of a younger Ed establishing his disappearing business over the course of several years even before the events of Better Call Saul.
I'm wondering when you'll run out of clips to post. Felina recap was just posted and that was the final episode.
They added Better Call Saul to the channel name, they're not running out anytime soon
@@aryanically I don't think he wants it to end but everything has to come to an end.
"if I asked you to give my family my money, would you do it?"
"if I said yes, would you believe me?"
I mean . . . I think so, yeah. He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who takes what isn't his. He's strictly professional.
It's more to do with the fact that delivering the money to the family of a man on the FBI's most wanted list would raise suspicion especially because Skyler probably told the police that he wanted his family to always deliver the money
I think we would wait years and years after Walt’s death and leave Skyler a small envelope once in a while but nothing big enough to raise alarm bells for the feds but he would keep the remaining barrel worth as he can’t get the money to them
I would love to see a conversation between him and Mike.
Dam it there's me off to watch the series for the 10th time
Ed's actor used to sell vacuum cleaners door to door before becoming an actor
Wish we would've seen just a little bit more of Ed. Rip Robert Forster.
Kinda wish they'd used the clips from El Camino and Better Call Saul as well. We won't see Ed again and I doubt we'll even see the van. But I guess Jesse and Saul could have completely separate compilation videos for Best Quality Vacuum.
Rest in peace
this guy i like him so much he know's everything
"If I said yes, would you believe me?" such a good line and really shows Ed's professionalism. Any other person would say yes because that is what Walt wants to hear, but Ed knows this and gives him a reality check, Walt is his client, not his best friend. I honestly don't know personally if Ed would have taken the money for himself or given it to his family, but I think the overall message is that you can't trust anyone in the criminal world and you have to get stuff done yourself.
RIP Robert Forster
Professionals: Ed, Mike, Gustavo
Semi Professionals: Walter, Jesse, Saul
Max Cherry quits the Bond business and moves to New Mexico to start a new business creating new identities for criminals.
When tony soprano went into hiding he had a cardboard cutout of sylvio, Walt could have gotten a cardboard cutout of Gale
A king...2 Kings!
2 kings
Both Walter and ed are kings of their work.
I love this show but I never understood how he drove Walt from New Mexico to new hemisphere in a small fuel tanker. Like you know how many weight stations he would pass and being a small fuel tanker which is hazmat he would have to pull in. The trip with jesse up to Alaska is more believable but always wondered how he did the Walt trip. I do understand it’s a tv show and it’s fake but yea. If anyone can explain or share there theories.
he gave all the cops that pulled him over head
@@SeasideStrangler 😂😂😂
I mean, it was probably bad writing but you could also build false compartment into a fuel tank that was filled. It would have been easier to not use a hazmat vehicle. You also have to fill out driving logs, not drive more than 8 hours a day, and it would be another difficulty to falsify what the end destination was instead of a small cabin in NH.
@@MtD021 8 hrs then 30 min break, after you can drive for another 3 hrs to make it a full 11 hr shift. A 10 hr break is required and you have three hrs to load/unload. As for building a false space in there and filling it up, that would be a risk to walt. Seeing as he already has a coughing problem. But yea definitely bad writing on the writers part. The jesse part was more believable but still would be crossing canada to get to Alaska and im pretty sure border patrol would have been giving that uhaul a deep check inside and out.
@@SeasideStrangler this made me lol 😆
El Camino clips should've been part of this video, it is a breaking bad movie after all
Ed the identity cleaner is the definition of honorable criminal
"No-one would ever be able to trace you"
Is there a name for the soundtrack that plays here? It’s awesome
if won the lottery id give 500million to vince to restart breaking bad
150 goes to his agent 🙂
doh! 75
You would ruin it
That's probably the most unnecessary thing in the world. An interesting spin-off would work a million times better.
@@channel5980 Better Thank Hank could be nice. lol
How could it go on? Walt is dead, Jesse is in Alaska. If you started again with new characters you'd just be repeating what went before.
IMO Ed was more of a professional than Mike.
RIP Robert Forster (vacuum machine guy) It was his last role. He died at the same day of the premier El Camino (11 oct 2019). God made him last to the premier..
Hadjis Quick Vanish.
You couldn't set him up with some solar power? He's gotta be paying you a shit-ton of money, the least you can do is set him up with some blurays of his favorite shows/movies.
Life in New Hamp Sure.
Rumour has it that a certain Brian Laundrie is in the market for a new dust filter for a Hoover MaxExtract Pressure Pro, Model 60.
Fun fact walt was like 7 months in new hampshire
I wonder what walt did while he was in new hampshire
God, this guy deserves his own series. And not a new series about Kim
Another professional criminal. At least he’s giving people a new life
Let's be honest guys...how many of you would get his service if you had the chance?
When life fails to deliver as per expectations, I come here sometimes, wishing I'd have a go.
I'm definitely infatuated with the idea of disappearing and getting shiny brand new life
Couldn’t Walt have moved somewhere a lot nicer
I do believe him. he totally would give the money to walts family
This Is A Vacuum Cleaner Repair Company!
I need a new dust filter for my Hoover Max Extract Pressure-Pro Model Sixty. Can you help me with that?
Walter in New Hampshire looks like he's dying and struggling to live but when goes back to New Mexico He looks fine
adrenaline can do a lot to a body. people have set themselves on fire and didn't even screamed
It's the Sun 😅
Hodgies quick vanish lmao!!!
How do you get into this kind of business? Asking for a friend
I believe Walt wasn't smart in the end.. Despite his knowledge as a chemist, he did everything wrong with his choices, and paid with his life and freedom.. and the freedom of his family and life of hank..
being smart involves the ability to watch and solve a problem from as many dimensions you can see, using the mind to create multiple scenarios and calculate outcomes.
walt most of the time just manipulates his surroundings to enforce his way
00:17 what did he say here?
He said Haaji ?
Man, Felina Walt without glasses feels so weird
"I watched a couple UA-cam videos"
If there is any more spin off from these two show, they should focus some on Dr. Caldera's black book and Best quality vacuum cleaner man.
Good guy of the year in 2006 excellent good guy of the year 2006
Only snow on the drivers door window at 1:33?
On some real talk I used to a man who did exactly this, could make you disappear with a new identity. Unfortunately, he was busted and sent to prison. He was damn good at what he did.
Walter White S1-Homer Simpson
Walter White S5- Tony Soprano
Whats in nebraska? You.
“Would you believe me?”
Walter-“Well, you’re in the top 3 most professional criminals I’ve ever met...so.. really is kind of hard to tell.”
It’s Gus, Mike, Disappearer in case you were wondering. The no nonsense almost otherworldly powerful crooks who consider it a smear to even be detected by police or civilians, much less arrested.
he's way more professional than those other 2
That is the exact moment when Walter become Spider-Man.
0:05 which episode ?
The reason why Saul wasn't so excited about Nebraska is because Kim was from there originally
People here in the comments saying Ed is implying he wouldn't give his family the money. But the important part you're missing is that right after Ed says "If I said yes would you believe me?", he asks Walt if he wants to cut the cards, and Walt says "no".
In cards, cutting the deck is meant to ensure the shuffler can't pull any funny business. So Walt declining to cut the cards is a gesture of his trust in Ed. Whether or not Ed actually would, Walt is basically saying that he _does_ trust him to do it.
This guy would never operate in real life lol, they all use his service. If you tailed him for a month youd find all the People he is hiding …
When you see jimmy us sent to Nebraska kims hometown
I always wondered why didn’t he just smuggle him to another country
He basically did that to Jesse by taking him through Canada to get to Alaska
@@omarbaba9892 he didnt stay in canada so dont count
Countries have extradition treaties with each other. And it would probably means bunch of further unnecessary burdens.
This is reaching but if ever bcs need ed to appear again in an episode (bless robert forster), i am not opposed for it to be played by kevin costner (just for the giggles), because weirdly enough if you age him up a little bit with makeup I think he can *actually* play that role?