I loved Mike as a character, and even more after BCS, but he deserved what he got. Didn't follow his own advice about "no half-measures". Just like Hank, he decided early on that Walt was "small potatoes", and ignored any evidence to the contrary as time went on. It's easy to root for him cuz he cared for his granddaughter, but he was an egotistical criminal himself.
@@nahor88 Yeah, that’s the point of the show. We dislike characters like Skylar and maybe Hank while rooting for Walter and Mike but in the end the characters we’re rooting for are criminals while the others are just good people in a bad situation.
@@nahor88 Its nice to see people finally stop the Mike worship and look at his actions and behavior without the favoritism goggles these days. He's selfish, callous, and honestly you could even say he's worse than Walt.
@@theinsurance2450i dont wanna be an edgelord but you have to prove its real, not the only way around. this applies for evertyhing. also, lalo is in hell
I'd like to think there was a moment where Walt thought "Jesse, you very carefully and scientifically decomposed a body and then haphazardly dropped your silverware on to a dirty diner table without a care for cleanliness."
You can just about make out his face floating at the top of the container connected to his spinal column and the legs at the bottom. Jeeeeez the attention to detail
@@paoloarenas8558 Myth Busters tried to dissolve a human corpse in hydroflouric acid? Must have been a pretty dark episode. I can hear Jamie now: "So, Adam, which intern should we kill?"
@@paoloarenas8558 They used wrong concentration and didn't leave the body there for long enough. It's not instant, not even fast like it's shown in the film here for dramatic effects, but it does do the job in a couple of weeks, and removes all usable evidence pretty quickly.
The thing that always gets me with these barrel disposals is that it’s just there’s nothing left of you. We bury are dead or do something to commemorate them but everyone that ends up in a barrel in this show doesn’t get that honor. Mike, the little dirt bike kid, and all the countless others. Like you’re just gone nothing left and man that is scary.
It dosent exactly dissolve it fully. If you watch the Jeffrey dahmer interview. He said it took around 3 weeks for the body to decompose then he would flush the sludge down the drain
This, and the cleaning after Howard, in better call saul, when the mop blood transitioned to coffee being poured from the vending machine. 😂😂😂😂 Also, in this scene, if it were spaghetti in meatball sauce, instead of ketchup and fries, then the transition from mop to food, would've looked even better 😂
It's not an accident. They were involved in multiple murders. They ditched their clothes, presumably in the acid soup, and bought the first ones they could find at a gift shop.
Hey walt seems to notice the head floating in the barrel. He hesitates for a second as they make 'eye contact' as it were and follows it with his eyes. Then keeps cleaning. I've always felt so bad for Victor. Not because he's at all likeable or even very interesting as a character but just because of the sheer shock it would be TO HIM. It's his dying thoughts that trigger my empathy for him - he would have been so shocked, confused, BETRAYED by the man he essentially sold his soul to. Deserved or not. From Victor's point of view- he got SHAFTED.
Don't get why they don't use Hydrochloric Acid on this show. Much more common in labs, and safer since it's merely corrosive instead of corrosive and poisonous.
The way Jesse says "trust us" when Mike asks if the hydrofluoric acid will work, referencing back to when Walt and Jesse used it on Amelio in season 1. Absolutely brilliant writing. Bravo Vince
Imagine going into work, trying to cook meth and impressing your boss to being converted into a tub of goo via hydroflouric acid... If only Hector knew which Chiral center was removed. 😢
This was the exact moment where Walt had just to shut his mouth, work, and make as much money as he ever needed, but no. He just wanted to blow it up. His pride and his ego.
This scene has got to be one of the funniest in the show for me. Walt looking to get help from Mike to load the body, Jesse saying "trust us" and White's reaction after hearing that was GOLDEN, a blood scene cutting into the ketchup, Jesse and Walt wearing identical clothes in the restaurant wtf, and Walt's new t-shirt still has a large sticker tag on it.
I Walter and Jesse had a nickel for every time they had to dispose of a body using acid they'd have 3 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird and horrible that it happened thrice.
Walt and Jesse being the two stooges helps take the horror out of what just happened haha. Glad they wrote it in because that box cutter shit was so brutal even having seen the red wedding and all that.
My only question is, what do they do with the "body" or should I say the barrel, it doesn't just stop being corrosive when you put a body in it, so what? Do they just keep those liquified bodies somewhere?
Imagine melting a guy and then casually going to Dennys after
Hell yeah man,I'd be in the mood for a quick bite
TBH they didn’t waste the guy and also he pointed a gun at both of them.
Eatings for the living
Just in a days work for people who engage in this work.
@@Ro-fw3lcRight, they had a hard day 😂😂
Mike didn't know about the stuff, but he sure as hell did not expect that he would be in a barrel with it.
In this line of work, that's always a possibility.
I loved Mike as a character, and even more after BCS, but he deserved what he got. Didn't follow his own advice about "no half-measures".
Just like Hank, he decided early on that Walt was "small potatoes", and ignored any evidence to the contrary as time went on.
It's easy to root for him cuz he cared for his granddaughter, but he was an egotistical criminal himself.
@@nahor88 Yeah, that’s the point of the show. We dislike characters like Skylar and maybe Hank while rooting for Walter and Mike but in the end the characters we’re rooting for are criminals while the others are just good people in a bad situation.
@@nahor88 Its nice to see people finally stop the Mike worship and look at his actions and behavior without the favoritism goggles these days. He's selfish, callous, and honestly you could even say he's worse than Walt.
@@Lardo137 I wouldn't go that far, but he's a flawed person to be sure.
"Trust Us"
Walt Remembers the Bathtub scene
Howard : "What do you think they're doing up there?"
Lalo : "No sé... 🤷🏻♂️ "
Howard and Lalo are in heaven rn. They looking down
@@marksbluerpdlalos looking up bro
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 Dude you didn't have to say that. It just a joke like d@mn.
@tubbyconnorapparatus9764 No it is not the truth. It is your opinion. You have disprove it's existence order for it to be a fact. Which you cannot.
@@theinsurance2450i dont wanna be an edgelord but you have to prove its real, not the only way around. this applies for evertyhing. also, lalo is in hell
Great acting from Tony Dalton and Patrick Fabian.
Must have been hard Whispering quietly enough for no one to hear.
Where exactly in the scene?
@@CREDLACEwatch BCS
They r buried below the lab , you would know if u watched better call saul@@CREDLACE
@@CREDLACEbeing sarcastic
3:00 this transition 😂😂
so appetizing
vince gilligan is sick 💀
They did it again for better call Saul!
Mmmm yummy
BRAVO VINCE 🤣🤣🤣
I like to believe they ask to have a shelf full of that acid in case they needed to get rid of someone one day
0:55 Mikes inner thoughts are definitely “look at these morons go”
You can even turn that scene into sitcom
"I dont get paid enough for this"
These were good soild operators,
They don't deserve this.
Apparently Mike eventually stepping in was ad-libbed after the other two were legit struggling hahaha
"These two earn more than me"
You know, we all die but knowing that you were melted down into a corrosive soup just doesn't settle all that well with me.
Or watching it happen to somebody not knowing it's going to happen to you
I think the bleeding out through the neck part was the worst. After that, coffin, woodchipper or barrel, wouldn't matter.
We all turn to soup in the end.
some guy in mexico was doing it for the cartel for years
I would rather the worms eat me in the Earth or the crabs and eels eat me on the sea floor than be melted then stored away.
I'd like to think there was a moment where Walt thought
"Jesse, you very carefully and scientifically decomposed a body and then haphazardly dropped your silverware on to a dirty diner table without a care for cleanliness."
Because when you're moments after almost certain death via murder...you worry about germs from people that touched table that your fork touched
And did they do it carefully and scientifically? Plus Jesse did crank and shot scag into his arm before, he's immune to common cold
They clean the tables after each customer
Thinking of all the work they put into stealing barrels of chemicals instead of just rolling them, these two have a real barrel issue.
Boooooo
You can just about make out his face floating at the top of the container connected to his spinal column and the legs at the bottom. Jeeeeez the attention to detail
That's because they actually dissolved the actor for real.
@@derpeth2101 Vince you maniac!
At 2:27 you can even see the head detach and sink to the bottom
Love the setup of the diner scene. They set the scene really well just by contrasting what they ordered
“Calculate the volume of HF needed to dissolve an 80kg human”
Chat GPT: 55 Gallons 🫡
It's the time people don't factor in. It's not quick.
Mythbusters did this and it was a myth busted
@@paoloarenas8558 Myth Busters tried to dissolve a human corpse in hydroflouric acid? Must have been a pretty dark episode. I can hear Jamie now: "So, Adam, which intern should we kill?"
@@paoloarenas8558 They used wrong concentration and didn't leave the body there for long enough. It's not instant, not even fast like it's shown in the film here for dramatic effects, but it does do the job in a couple of weeks, and removes all usable evidence pretty quickly.
1:38 That cart squealing sounded like horror music.
I was kinda hoping it actually was music because it sounded great for this scene lol
vravo bince
Gus after all the silence
"I want him stuffed"
Imagine if Gus actually had everyone he killed stuffed
1:32 once walked out in the same way after helping a girl unrack a plate from the deadlift bar.
The transition to the next scene is amazing
walts shirt still got the tag on it
him and jesse are also wearing the same shirt
they clearly just went to some Walmart to get random clothes so they didn't have to wear blood stained clothes
Pulp fiction vibes
@@Alec_____exactly in the box cutter scene they get blood in their clothes
The thing that always gets me with these barrel disposals is that it’s just there’s nothing left of you. We bury are dead or do something to commemorate them but everyone that ends up in a barrel in this show doesn’t get that honor. Mike, the little dirt bike kid, and all the countless others. Like you’re just gone nothing left and man that is scary.
The soul is left
All those rituals are for the living. The dead don't care.
@@AJ0223 wtf is the "soul". Is it's chemical composition resistant to acidic compounds?
@@BadOompaloompa79are you stupid? Or trolling😂 everyone has a “soul” it’s who we are
It dosent exactly dissolve it fully. If you watch the Jeffrey dahmer interview. He said it took around 3 weeks for the body to decompose then he would flush the sludge down the drain
That cut to scooping up ketchup with the chips is cold, I didn't even remember that. Brutal
This, and the cleaning after Howard, in better call saul, when the mop blood transitioned to coffee being poured from the vending machine. 😂😂😂😂
Also, in this scene, if it were spaghetti in meatball sauce, instead of ketchup and fries, then the transition from mop to food, would've looked even better 😂
2:27 look closely at the barrel, that dark mass floating down that Walt looks at for a sec is what's left of Victor's head
Oh my God.
@@michaeljeffery7466
Theres More.
Walt asking Jesse "How are you doing?" is probably among the most caring things Walt has done for Jesse, and that says a lot about their relationship.
2:48 bye victor!!!🚙👋
🪣 ☠️ Rest in liquid
1:53 "trust us."
It's almost as if they've done it before.
Damn, Denny's. That's one hell of an advertisement.
4:05 still has the size sticker on the shirt
Was just about to comment this😂 idk how I just now noticed
Omg just noticed!
No shit?
3:00 Bravo Vince
1:50 that trust us and walt reaction killed me 😂😂
This is the moment Victor became Corrosive
Love that Walt is so preoccupied that he didn't remove the sticker on his new t-shirt showing the size.
What's badass about it?
It's gruesome. It's grotesque. It's stomach-turning. It's a felony.
But it isn't badass.
If you can’t see the bad assness of dissolving a human body in a barrel of acid then I’m just gonna assume you’re female
I notice that both jesse and walter are wearing the same shirt and pants with walter's shirt still have the size sticker on it
It's not an accident. They were involved in multiple murders. They ditched their clothes, presumably in the acid soup, and bought the first ones they could find at a gift shop.
@@spamaccount6460 that makes sense
@@spamaccount6460Yeah in the scene with the box cutter you can see the blood splatter in their clothes
Hey walt seems to notice the head floating in the barrel. He hesitates for a second as they make 'eye contact' as it were and follows it with his eyes. Then keeps cleaning.
I've always felt so bad for Victor. Not because he's at all likeable or even very interesting as a character but just because of the sheer shock it would be TO HIM.
It's his dying thoughts that trigger my empathy for him - he would have been so shocked, confused, BETRAYED by the man he essentially sold his soul to.
Deserved or not. From Victor's point of view- he got SHAFTED.
The match cut to the ketchup swirl was one of few times I had a visceral physical reaction to Breaking Bad on first viewing
The blood swirl to ketchup swirl was amazing
That transition from mopping up blood to the guy dipping his fries in ketchup is foul 💀
2:35 puts a sticker "gay"
lol
What could this mean?
@@SysysEyew 🤣
Gas at $2.89. Those were the days....
Feet first seems like the worst way to do it
Crazy how a chemical that can turn humans into slush can be contained by a simple plastic bottle and/or plastic barrel.
This is chemistry yo.
CARBON CHAINS yo!!!
I think Mythbusters confirmed Hydrofluoric Acid wouldn't actually do this.
Science
High ph wouldn't be basic?@user-zr7gz5wl3m
3:05 This is the moment Victor became tomato ketchup
3:06 damn that girl is a damn skeleton.
Walt's shirt still has the size sticker in that last scene
Never realized Walt was wearing a new shirt with the tag still on it in the diner scene
The matching Kenny Rogers shirts get me everytime. 😂😂😂
Mike seeing his future
Without knowing his granddaughter will never see him again or know what happened
Just now noticed that Walt and Jesse are wearing the same tshirt and that Walt's shirt still has the size sticker on the front.
This is the moment Walt had breakfast with Jesse instead of Walter Jr
1:09 is a woman saying cookie?
Creppy.
Don't get why they don't use Hydrochloric Acid on this show. Much more common in labs, and safer since it's merely corrosive instead of corrosive and poisonous.
They purposely take creative liberties with the chemistry so someone can't claim they learnt to make meth or dispose bodies from the show
With every blood scene, must be transitioned into ketchup - the origin
Gotta appreciate the actor playing a corpse, trying not to break when they're moving him around like that.
The way Jesse says "trust us" when Mike asks if the hydrofluoric acid will work, referencing back to when Walt and Jesse used it on Amelio in season 1. Absolutely brilliant writing. Bravo Vince
Imagine going into work, trying to cook meth and impressing your boss to being converted into a tub of goo via hydroflouric acid... If only Hector knew which Chiral center was removed. 😢
Would have been a lot more difficult to get the body into the barrel if they waited a bit longer and rigimortous set in...
I could go for some dennys come to think of it
1:52 jesse and walt seemed to be proud dad and son😂😂😂
The transition of different scenes like bloods on then floor then fries on ketchup! Is so breaking bad!
This was the exact moment where Walt had just to shut his mouth, work, and make as much money as he ever needed, but no. He just wanted to blow it up.
His pride and his ego.
He just had to be the man. They all would have been fine.
But what a way to start a fourth season
I never noticed the size sticker on Walt's t-shirt until just now lol
This scene has got to be one of the funniest in the show for me. Walt looking to get help from Mike to load the body, Jesse saying "trust us" and White's reaction after hearing that was GOLDEN, a blood scene cutting into the ketchup, Jesse and Walt wearing identical clothes in the restaurant wtf, and Walt's new t-shirt still has a large sticker tag on it.
Walt is still in shock and Jesse is just pigging out
I Walter and Jesse had a nickel for every time they had to dispose of a body using acid they'd have 3 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird and horrible that it happened thrice.
That transition from mopping up blood to swirling ketchup on a plate is genius.
Vince has two sides:
"He/she is a very sweet person.I would hate to kill of the character"
"3:00"
Walt and Jesse being the two stooges helps take the horror out of what just happened haha. Glad they wrote it in because that box cutter shit was so brutal even having seen the red wedding and all that.
At Dennys Walt has the large sticker still on the shirt haha.
these transitions are firee in BB 🔥
"trust us" then Walt giving him the look of "did you know that guy tried to kill us last night, right?"
very convincing Billy Joel-esque tune in the diner
Remember when Victor shot Nacho for a second time in the stomach without warning. He had this coming.
Didnt even take the large sticker off of his new shirt.
The diner and new clothes are definitely a reference to Pulp Fiction.
Wtf was that transition
Mmmm, ketchup.
The cleanest one
Comedy
😂😂😂sick fucks got me good
Dark comedy
Lalo and Howard are speechless while this is happening
That’s a big lava lamp
With how breaking bad is I was shocked when Jesse lifted the barrel and it didn’t snap and break
Am I the only one who was pissed to find out Walter doesn't actually say "Jesse what the fuck are you talking about?"
dude smoothie☠️
4:21 what was that?
Wdym?
@@AlejandroGonzalez-wo5fk the groan just sounds so loud like he's up against the mic
It’s an editor mistake. Most likely sound bite that was left over and forgotten to be removed.
Jesse looking bored af in the forklift like "welp, another smoothie guy huh..."
The 2 of them admiring the barrell like its a work of art is fucking freaky 🤣🤦♂️
Back then in S1 Jesse said he wasnt good with corpses.
It’s so ironic that Victor ended up succumbing to death from exsanguination after a lifetime of having blood 😔
The way it cuts to the French fry is like WITAF
Mike just watching 😅
Lol I gotta say it when I first saw that transition from the mop to the guy swirling his fries in the ketchup, it blew my asshole out
the ketchup transition..
This would've been a lot harder if they tried it in Better Call Saul
Good to see these two ketchup on things afterwards
I dont think "badass" is what they were really going for
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this is the part when Victor turns into mikshakeberg
Tony Dalton was great in this scene
Jesse should have tasted the food before adding salt and pepper.
My only question is, what do they do with the "body" or should I say the barrel, it doesn't just stop being corrosive when you put a body in it, so what? Do they just keep those liquified bodies somewhere?
Probably dump it somewhere that nobody will find it. I doubt the criminals follow the environmental protection laws
Is that a shirt size sticker on Walt's shirt?
They just bought these shirts, because there was blood on their own cloths
@@timplas990 Bravo Vince
This kind of stuff happens all the time