@@champagnebulge1 a lot of the dvd commentaries feature cast/crew/production describing an episode as "a feature [film] shrunk down for television" and that's totally what it feels like. it's so cool to realize how much effort and care and craft went into making this series, from everyone involved
@@SidPhoenix2211 I swear I’ve seen you comment on other reaction channels on the significance of Nacho’s fate/last scene in Better Call Saul in Rock and Hard Place, and you copy and paste it on other channels 💀
I think the train engineers couldn’t hear the pump generator because it was a) nestled down in that ravine and b) enough of a distance away that Mike was using binoculars to see shit. The train’s engine itself would be making noise too to help mask at least it little bit. Nobody even heard the kid’s dirtbike
@@theinsaneshecklador6598I've seen the train episode of Modern Marvels they had trains that were 4-5000 cars long. Mostly coal cars but they were certainly longer than a meter. 7500 FEET seems way too short. Granted it was dealing with the industry from over a century ago. Did you mean meters, or have the regulations changed? Also I've been caught waiting for a coal train to pass, it took 20 minutes. I was 6 yrs old, dead tired and would have traded the seat cushions of the car for a rock to sleep on if it meant that train would go away too.
Fun fact, he has a super heavy Glasgow Scottish accent in real life , so the fact that she can suppress it and roll with the american accent during that constant panic is pretty badass to me
that explains it, Todd was a Terminator the whole time and the kid on the bike was John He completed his mission after this episode and just sort of had to keep blending in
Jesse Plemons having the most ‘successful’ career after Breaking Bad is kind of surprising but also not because in such a short time he makes such a huge impact
People really liked him on _FNL_ too. It may not have had the biggest audience but combining the track record and likability from that show with the splash he made in one of the biggest cable hits ever, not shocked he's been able to keep doing great work!
@@BrandonWestfall The scene is so sparse, so brief, it's like it's just telling you "yep. We can all saw that. There's no complexity to it, nothing to debate. All you can do is wait for the fallout next week."
@jerodast There was loads to talk about. Mike's insistence on "solving" the Lydia situation. Jesse really stepping up again. Todd in general and the possible outcomes of his decision.
Because it was stupid….. Walt makes stupid risks…. Remember the ending of the show where Walt dies alone while his family suffers ? Oh wait that’s all fake in walters head cause no way he could anything stupid at all ever
Vince Gilligans ability to plant an unknown seed at the beginning of episodes and seasons is phenominal. It creates a fearful tension while watching because you know it's going to grow in to something unexpected and heinous.
@@Shrewdy1 Absolutely. I literally stood still like a statue for almost 10 - 15 minutes, if not more, at the end of it. It was completely stunned. Same goes for Felina
Just to remind y'all, it was Walt's plan that saved Lydia's life. Mike was literally gonna murder her for something she didn't do, and Walt came up with a way to verify her innocence. I ain't asking you to like him, but maybe y'all can have more of an open mind when you react to the things he does, instead of immediately jumping to conclusions of his incompetence.
these girls are almost always right when they jump to cast judgement and blame on walter lmao. it’s pretty cut and dry, esp when you consider the plot from skyler’s perspective.
walter came up with the plan to verify lydia’s innocence because he wanted those methylamine barrels, and finding out the truth would help him find a way to get the methylamine. he said it himself in the last episode: “nothing stops this train.”
Young kids in this show really have the worst luck. Except for, maybe, Spooge Jr. Wherever CPS landed him has got to be a thousand time better than his previous living situation.
@@onepureturtle Hell, all the molds, toxins, and second-hand smoke he was exposed to in that nasty house could've caused accelerated aging. Would certainly explain some of Todd's child-like behavior.
@@jerodast Just Brock, Spooje Jr., and Spider-Lad I think. Been awhile for me, as well. Walt Jr. and Holly were also negatively affected. No spoilers for the Diegesis crew.
I'll defend Walter's choice to not cut and run early. The weight HAD to match. If it's inconsistent, it would have DEFINITELY set off some alarms. You're gonna do something, do it right lol Edit: alright, some folks in the replies are making good points lol.
walts a nobel pirze winning genius scientist and we have seen him do off the cuff math. theres not a snowballs chance in hell that he cant do some quick math to make sure the weight is right. he literally had a meter in front of him measuring it all already. you saying my mans cant do basic math and cut 1/10 into a little smaller of a fraction?
Naah, He would have gotten less chemical but would also have poured less water in it, so the ratio's would have stayed the same, even if it's a few gallons off, the dilutions wouldn't change significatnly, it's now 4.2% instead of 4% , damn, tough luck. Let's be real, he did it because he wanted to, he wanted to complete his mission.
100%, there's an element of him being arrogant in doing the job completely and getting as much as he could - but he's also a perfectionist and he knows his shit tbf I absolutely understand hating the character with the direction he's gone (even if I think they miss the point in some scenarios), but acting like he's some dumbass is just not giving the character enough credit
Walt had to make sure the weight matched or they would know they got robbed later he wasn't being selfish getting any more methylamine he was in the middle of pumping more water in to the tank he had to make sure he put the right amount of water back in for what he had already taken out
funny how in the opening scene; when Walt is lying about Skylar getting a shrink, he says Peter....(and then cant think of the last name); the screen shows the opening credit of Executive Producer 'Peter' Gould.....well done BB Editor.
I really love how y'all reacted to the end of this episode. Some of the moments of violence on this show are "oh shit dude that's crazy" moments, exploding-severed-head-on-a-tortoise moments, but this one is simply devastating. A well set-up twist, yes. Good storytelling, yes. But devastating. You just feel hollow after watching it. And I could feel y'all internalizing the moment and taking it completely seriously, which is the best way to watch this show, IMO.
The scariest part about Todd is, unlike a certain psychopath in the BB Universe, he doesn't really ENJOY being a ruthless killer It's more that he views it no differently than taking out the trash
Todd, a look at what an actual criminal sociopath looks like, Walt may be a Meglomaniac but TODD is a wild individual, great addition to the show though.
Walt tends to overrule his conscience with abstract rationalizations. Todd straight up doesn't have one. Also, I kinda think Marie is a bit of a harmless sociopath.
@@chrisadraheim OH COME ON let's lay off Marie a bit guys yes she is obnoxious, yes she is a Cliptomaniac, but she is one of the very few good people in the BB/BCS universe and she is a total Civ, no criminality whatsoever. She is also very funny.
@@hematite9914 I'm not just trying to dump on Marie, I think she's a fun, funny (hilarious, even) addition to the show, but she has a lot of the personality traits that, with non-fictional people in the real world, have reliably tipped me off early that someone was on the narcissist/sociopath spectrum. If I weren't comparing her to Todd, I made have used the term "narcissist" over "sociopath", but to me (and I'm definitely not a professional psychiatrist), the line between the two is fuzzy anyway. I similarly wouldn't know whether to characterize Todd as a sociopath or psychopath, but he's definitely got one of the "dark triad" personality traits. I also think this dynamic plays well into the show's themes of moral choice. Walt is an empathic personality who chooses to do evil things because he's poisoned by pride, bitterness, ego and a tempest of internal emotions. Marie is a sociopath (or narcissist) who is pretty content with her life so long as she can find opportunities to grandstand on a regular basis, so she winds up being more or less law-abiding. When she isn't law-abiding, her criminal ambitions are so modest that the main fallout is embarrassment to her family members who are more capable of experiencing shame. And it makes sense for the show's statements about moral choice to be targeted at more empathic personality types, since folks with the "dark triad" traits weren't going to take those messages to heart anyway.
@@winstonmarlowe5254 I don't see why not. It's not like sociopaths don't have people that important to them, and it's not like she doesn't have plenty of possible selfish motivations for looking after Hank. If pushed, I'd probably describe Marie as a narcissist over sociopath, and, of course, I'm not a professional psychologist who could formally diagnose somebody (even if I was, she's a fictional character). She has traits that I use in real life to determine early if someone probably falls into one of those categories, but I don't think I could make the distinction between which of those categories a person falls into. I sometimes say "sociopath" just because I do believe there's a missing empathy module there, and people don't inherently make that association with the term "narcissist".
Honestly, I haven't watched the next episode in a long time, but I'm really looking forward to (SPOILERS I guess) the reaction to the "I'm SO sorry guys, I didn't realize this was a not murdering children job" apology.
Vince Gilligan describes Walter White (not Bryan Cranston) the character as an incredible actor. He’s able to lie and put on a face that would get him (Walter White) an Oscar.
The funny thing is there are multiple scenes in the first few seasons that are basically specifically written to show Skyler, Jesse or Mike just rolling their eyes at Walt's obvious bullshit. But I guess he's gotten better with practice...obviously the Lily of the Valley act being his greatest performance. And as much as I love Hank, he has always been the easiest for Walt to fool.
I LOVE the color purple but god is Maries house a bit much. purple can be a nice accent color but god damn dont make it a secondary color. were not royalty.
Ah yes Todd aka meth Damon, but srsly Todd is an actual sociopath with serial killer vibes And I don't know if u guys missed it but Walter wasn't greedy he wanted make sure there was no sign of ,methlymine being robbed because Jesse said that the weight of the tanks needed to be equal,to leave no trace of robbery.
@@John_Locke_108 I am not here to tell you to not use the R word. You have the freedom to do so. I guess you are the type of person who feels ''cool'' using the R word.
@@John_Locke_108 Why don't we just casually use the N word as well because it was acceptable back in the day. Nice logic. I am done reading your comments because I don't want to talk about very elementary stuff. Got better things to do.
What I love about this show is the Threshold. (There is none) You think that Breaking Bad is a nose dive and you wait for the crash. Nu-uh there is no bottom in a black hole.
The horrible part...in this horrible of horribles is Jesse told Todd, "No witnesses"... I didn't realize it 'til I re-watched it... Glad you're enjoying the show. It's starting to ramp up now. L'Chiam!
@@jerodast Ya, actually Jesse said, "No one can know the robbery went down. Got It?" And Todd goes, "ya. absolutely." Not exactly "no witnesses", but psycho clearly got the message... just nightmare fuel.... Just the elation of a heist gone right... Then the Complication... Then the harsh...destruction of it all...
@@brownsey1 yes but as someone that watched the show live people were coming up with crazy theories all the time, conjecture is part of watching something you haven’t seen before.
Yeah, I think the end of this episode is one moment where we all had the same reaction to, especially when coming down from the anxiety of the heist itself.
One of the best episodes in the series yet no discussion. Couldn’t take a break & come back? We’re weirdos who crave hearing your thoughts on something we love whether they’re good, bad, baffled whatever. C’mon y’all, the only way to react poorly is to not react at all. Appreciate y’all tho I’m saying this love.
But she's legally tied to Walter because they have kids. And the kids have legal right to have Walter in their life if they want to (which they do, because they don't know about his crimes) So to leave, she would have to leave her kids as well. (And probably change her name/go hiding and never contact any of them again, if she's afraid that some criminals are gonna go after her.)
@@kokkolintu3528 the kids are kids. Minors. They have zero say legally. If she got divorced (which she had the opportunity to do) and snitched on Walt she would have the kids and he would be gone. Even if she didn’t snitch on him most courts in the US grant main custody to the mother anyway for some reason.
@@tomkapa Sure, IF she had snitched on Walt - but she didn't. And now she is involved in the crime as well, so she's stuck. Even if a court gives main custody to the mother, the father still has legal rights to see the kids and the kids have legal rights to see the dad.
@@kokkolintu3528 first of all my point still stands that Skyler screwed herself. She ruined her own chances to get away and even went out of her way to help Walt launder by choosing the car wash. Second, again, kids literally have zero say in parental rights. If the court decides Skyler has full custody then legally Walt is not allowed to see them unless she allows it and even then that would be breaking a visitation agreement which would get her in trouble.
@@tomkapashe chose to help Walt because she felt it was better than the alternative you guys are all willing to criticize Skyler for every little thing but won’t keep this energy for Walter
I'm kind of amazed you can show so much of the episodes without "commentary". I know of other channels that are very cautious about not showing anything without a visible or audible reaction, for fear of the roppykite strikes....
Jessie told Todd that no-one can ever know the train was robbed.
Todd just won employee of the month!
I’m so excited for Jesse to congratulate Todd for going above and beyond to complete the assignment
This is the turning point for Todd.
Just kidding. It's just a Monday for Todd.
Sorry for your loss.
A day that ends in 'y' for Todd...
"Nice lady..."
Yeah, it's a typical Tuesday for Todd in the movie "Civil War" as well.
For you, the day Todd graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for Todd, it was Tuesday.
That entire train robbery sequence is just pure anxiety. The track Dave Porter composed for it is also just INCREDIBLE.
i think that was also the longest music cue he composed for the show!
@@kczkmmne it was! 9min or so
yea the music was excellent. This is widely considered the best standalone episode. kind of a mini movie.
@@champagnebulge1 a lot of the dvd commentaries feature cast/crew/production describing an episode as "a feature [film] shrunk down for television" and that's totally what it feels like. it's so cool to realize how much effort and care and craft went into making this series, from everyone involved
@@SidPhoenix2211 I swear I’ve seen you comment on other reaction channels on the significance of Nacho’s fate/last scene in Better Call Saul in Rock and Hard Place, and you copy and paste it on other channels 💀
Ah, Meth Damon has arrived.
Meth Demon.
I think the train engineers couldn’t hear the pump generator because it was a) nestled down in that ravine and b) enough of a distance away that Mike was using binoculars to see shit. The train’s engine itself would be making noise too to help mask at least it little bit. Nobody even heard the kid’s dirtbike
yeah they were super far away from the front of the train, and generators aren't THAT loud
Also Jesse counted with the yardstick to 814. There's no way that train was that long, but then again it's show biz.
@@DiamondRain184 trains are very long
@@DiamondRain184 Trains are allowed to be up to 7,500 feet in length. This train was not that long but it's show biz like you mentioned.
@@theinsaneshecklador6598I've seen the train episode of Modern Marvels they had trains that were 4-5000 cars long. Mostly coal cars but they were certainly longer than a meter. 7500 FEET seems way too short. Granted it was dealing with the industry from over a century ago. Did you mean meters, or have the regulations changed?
Also I've been caught waiting for a coal train to pass, it took 20 minutes. I was 6 yrs old, dead tired and would have traded the seat cushions of the car for a rock to sleep on if it meant that train would go away too.
Last episode: "Nothing stops this train."
This episode: [stops the train]
He can’t keep getting away with it!
Lydia has the vibe of a hyper-anxious rabbit that's been cornered lol
The look too.
thats why she's dangeruos.
Like a human Chihuahua, especially when wearing her giant sunglasses
Everyone becomes a hyper-anxious rabbit when they've got a gun to their head, Waltuh
Fun fact, he has a super heavy Glasgow Scottish accent in real life , so the fact that she can suppress it and roll with the american accent during that constant panic is pretty badass to me
I didn't even put together until now that Hank rented _Heat_ (a heist movie) right after the train heist is thought up lol
I love that after many years you can always rewatch this show and find new details you didn't know before.
Walter - "I am the one who knocks"
Todd - "I am the one who waves"
The (real) introduction of Todd! What a wacky guy
he's such a silly goose!
A real card this one
Just a little rascal
A real nut that one
An agent of tomfoolery, if you will
19: 30 The heist spot was 814 feet away which is almost a kilometre. The noise would definitely not reach the front of the train
814 meters maybe?
@@stepheng1523 youre right thats what I meant but my dumbass was typing faster than I was thinking 😭
and Hello to Todd, the most polite psychopath of all time!!!!
Such a gentleman frfr 🙏🏼
Lmao literally!!😂
She’s not my mother, Todd
that explains it, Todd was a Terminator the whole time and the kid on the bike was John
He completed his mission after this episode and just sort of had to keep blending in
Why is the floor wet, TODD?
No matter what character he plays, every time I see Jesse Plemons in something I get angry. BTW, Game Night is really fun
I can't help but feel a sense of pride. My boy Landry from Friday Night Lights has come so far 😭
I don't see how that could be profitable for Frito-Lay.
@@loco_logic Once Landry got that first taste of blood, he was always set on going down a dark path
He was so funny in that 😂
@@Depress_Alone 🤣🤣🤣
That they take you from anxiety to exhilaration at completing the heist to the kick in the head at the end is masterclass TV
Not just exhilaration; you're ROOTING for them to pull it off and then ... oh, that's right. They're criminals!
This is the episode where the Train became Heisenberg
They are so far down the train that Mike has to use binoculars to see them so i don't think they can hear that motor
I agree, although of course in a different situation the binoculars could've more been about the distance between Mike's tree cover to the tracks.
Jesse Plemons having the most ‘successful’ career after Breaking Bad is kind of surprising but also not because in such a short time he makes such a huge impact
People really liked him on _FNL_ too. It may not have had the biggest audience but combining the track record and likability from that show with the splash he made in one of the biggest cable hits ever, not shocked he's been able to keep doing great work!
He was by far the best part of El Camino too.
Arguably Saul is more successful
“Those are the mean episodes” lol, buckle up
LMAO the shortest BB diegesis reaction video 😸
The noped the fuck right out of this one lol
@@BrandonWestfall The scene is so sparse, so brief, it's like it's just telling you "yep. We can all saw that. There's no complexity to it, nothing to debate. All you can do is wait for the fallout next week."
Some discussion afterwards would have been nice, not much point watching it if we don't hear their thoughts
@jerodast There was loads to talk about. Mike's insistence on "solving" the Lydia situation. Jesse really stepping up again. Todd in general and the possible outcomes of his decision.
Because there wasn't much that Walt did "wrong" in this one iykwim lol
"You don't have time you idiot!" - another episode of them acting like Walt is some dumbass 😂
An egomaniac sure, but stupid is one thing Walt isn't
Because it was stupid….. Walt makes stupid risks…. Remember the ending of the show where Walt dies alone while his family suffers ? Oh wait that’s all fake in walters head cause no way he could anything stupid at all ever
Vince Gilligans ability to plant an unknown seed at the beginning of episodes and seasons is phenominal. It creates a fearful tension while watching because you know it's going to grow in to something unexpected and heinous.
As much as I enjoy repeating this, nothing beats the feeling of watching this for the very first time
One of a few end scenes in this show where my jaw actually dropped watching it for the first time. The 'Run' scene was another
@@Shrewdy1 Absolutely. I literally stood still like a statue for almost 10 - 15 minutes, if not more, at the end of it. It was completely stunned. Same goes for Felina
Perfect episode.
Arianna and Maple: "No notes." 👍
Todd's the one who knocks... very politely...
Just to remind y'all, it was Walt's plan that saved Lydia's life. Mike was literally gonna murder her for something she didn't do, and Walt came up with a way to verify her innocence. I ain't asking you to like him, but maybe y'all can have more of an open mind when you react to the things he does, instead of immediately jumping to conclusions of his incompetence.
Good point!
@@thedarkemissary Lydia is a horrible person, why would Walt saving her life sway their opinion on him in any way?
these girls are almost always right when they jump to cast judgement and blame on walter lmao. it’s pretty cut and dry, esp when you consider the plot from skyler’s perspective.
walter came up with the plan to verify lydia’s innocence because he wanted those methylamine barrels, and finding out the truth would help him find a way to get the methylamine. he said it himself in the last episode: “nothing stops this train.”
@comeatmebro8120 It’s more so about understanding the character than liking them. Many many people can not do that though. So it’s no big deal
Young kids in this show really have the worst luck. Except for, maybe, Spooge Jr. Wherever CPS landed him has got to be a thousand time better than his previous living situation.
Unless Spooge Jr grew up to be Todd (with some help from the McGill Time Machine).
@@onepureturtle Hell, all the molds, toxins, and second-hand smoke he was exposed to in that nasty house could've caused accelerated aging. Would certainly explain some of Todd's child-like behavior.
So obviously Brock is the other of Walt's victims (and some other crimes) - what other kids have been involved? Genuine question, just can't remember.
@@jerodast Just Brock, Spooje Jr., and Spider-Lad I think. Been awhile for me, as well. Walt Jr. and Holly were also negatively affected. No spoilers for the Diegesis crew.
I'll defend Walter's choice to not cut and run early. The weight HAD to match. If it's inconsistent, it would have DEFINITELY set off some alarms.
You're gonna do something, do it right lol
Edit: alright, some folks in the replies are making good points lol.
walts a nobel pirze winning genius scientist and we have seen him do off the cuff math. theres not a snowballs chance in hell that he cant do some quick math to make sure the weight is right. he literally had a meter in front of him measuring it all already. you saying my mans cant do basic math and cut 1/10 into a little smaller of a fraction?
no half measures
Naah, He would have gotten less chemical but would also have poured less water in it, so the ratio's would have stayed the same, even if it's a few gallons off, the dilutions wouldn't change significatnly, it's now 4.2% instead of 4% , damn, tough luck.
Let's be real, he did it because he wanted to, he wanted to complete his mission.
@@wavehellhole beat me to it lol
100%, there's an element of him being arrogant in doing the job completely and getting as much as he could - but he's also a perfectionist and he knows his shit tbf
I absolutely understand hating the character with the direction he's gone (even if I think they miss the point in some scenarios), but acting like he's some dumbass is just not giving the character enough credit
Walt had to make sure the weight matched or they would know they got robbed later he wasn't being selfish getting any more methylamine he was in the middle of pumping more water in to the tank he had to make sure he put the right amount of water back in for what he had already taken out
Love that train heist sequence, so enjoyably tense
funny how in the opening scene; when Walt is lying about Skylar getting a shrink, he says Peter....(and then cant think of the last name); the screen shows the opening credit of Executive Producer 'Peter' Gould.....well done BB Editor.
Got to love Bill Burr always cracking jokes even I serious situations. Definitely the right guy for the job 😅
this might be the only show where each szn improved/out done the last one fkn wild
According to the aggregate viewer ratings at RottenTomatoes, Metacritic and IMDB, it is.
I really love how y'all reacted to the end of this episode. Some of the moments of violence on this show are "oh shit dude that's crazy" moments, exploding-severed-head-on-a-tortoise moments, but this one is simply devastating. A well set-up twist, yes. Good storytelling, yes. But devastating. You just feel hollow after watching it. And I could feel y'all internalizing the moment and taking it completely seriously, which is the best way to watch this show, IMO.
probably one of my fav episode after Ozymandias.
I knew when I saw what episode this was that they would not be up for a discussion immediately after.
The scariest part about Todd is, unlike a certain psychopath in the BB Universe, he doesn't really ENJOY being a ruthless killer
It's more that he views it no differently than taking out the trash
Todd, a look at what an actual criminal sociopath looks like, Walt may be a Meglomaniac but TODD is a wild individual, great addition to the show though.
Walt tends to overrule his conscience with abstract rationalizations. Todd straight up doesn't have one.
Also, I kinda think Marie is a bit of a harmless sociopath.
@@chrisadraheim A sociopath wouldn't try so hard to support her crippled husband
@@chrisadraheim OH COME ON let's lay off Marie a bit guys yes she is obnoxious, yes she is a Cliptomaniac, but she is one of the very few good people in the BB/BCS universe and she is a total Civ, no criminality whatsoever.
She is also very funny.
@@hematite9914 I'm not just trying to dump on Marie, I think she's a fun, funny (hilarious, even) addition to the show, but she has a lot of the personality traits that, with non-fictional people in the real world, have reliably tipped me off early that someone was on the narcissist/sociopath spectrum.
If I weren't comparing her to Todd, I made have used the term "narcissist" over "sociopath", but to me (and I'm definitely not a professional psychiatrist), the line between the two is fuzzy anyway. I similarly wouldn't know whether to characterize Todd as a sociopath or psychopath, but he's definitely got one of the "dark triad" personality traits.
I also think this dynamic plays well into the show's themes of moral choice. Walt is an empathic personality who chooses to do evil things because he's poisoned by pride, bitterness, ego and a tempest of internal emotions. Marie is a sociopath (or narcissist) who is pretty content with her life so long as she can find opportunities to grandstand on a regular basis, so she winds up being more or less law-abiding. When she isn't law-abiding, her criminal ambitions are so modest that the main fallout is embarrassment to her family members who are more capable of experiencing shame.
And it makes sense for the show's statements about moral choice to be targeted at more empathic personality types, since folks with the "dark triad" traits weren't going to take those messages to heart anyway.
@@winstonmarlowe5254 I don't see why not. It's not like sociopaths don't have people that important to them, and it's not like she doesn't have plenty of possible selfish motivations for looking after Hank.
If pushed, I'd probably describe Marie as a narcissist over sociopath, and, of course, I'm not a professional psychologist who could formally diagnose somebody (even if I was, she's a fictional character). She has traits that I use in real life to determine early if someone probably falls into one of those categories, but I don't think I could make the distinction between which of those categories a person falls into. I sometimes say "sociopath" just because I do believe there's a missing empathy module there, and people don't inherently make that association with the term "narcissist".
Arianna breaking down when you cut the video 😢
Dave Porter has created so many great songs for this show, but the train heist score is just... wow.
I love Lydia 😂
It's ok, Todd's a nice guy really, you'll see
Honestly, I haven't watched the next episode in a long time, but I'm really looking forward to (SPOILERS I guess) the reaction to the "I'm SO sorry guys, I didn't realize this was a not murdering children job" apology.
AMAZING REACTION, one of the greatest episodes in BB history
22 minutes is criminally short
Vince Gilligan describes Walter White (not Bryan Cranston) the character as an incredible actor. He’s able to lie and put on a face that would get him (Walter White) an Oscar.
The funny thing is there are multiple scenes in the first few seasons that are basically specifically written to show Skyler, Jesse or Mike just rolling their eyes at Walt's obvious bullshit. But I guess he's gotten better with practice...obviously the Lily of the Valley act being his greatest performance.
And as much as I love Hank, he has always been the easiest for Walt to fool.
Lydia is a Scottish actress, was in an LGBT show called Lip Service years ago. Fun fact.
I definitely remember my first time watching this one. Being all giddy from the train heist, then comes the whiplash/gut punch from that ending.
20:32
😮
Oh no Ariana. Bad memories?
goose walked over her grave
I had a similar response to Arianna. Speechless. A long wait for the next weeks episode to come out in real time. Still remember it 11 years later.
I LOVE the color purple but god is Maries house a bit much. purple can be a nice accent color but god damn dont make it a secondary color. were not royalty.
10/10 for that reaction there at the end. Best ive seen
Ah yes Todd aka meth Damon, but srsly Todd is an actual sociopath with serial killer vibes
And I don't know if u guys missed it but Walter wasn't greedy he wanted make sure there was no sign of ,methlymine being robbed because Jesse said
that the weight of the tanks needed to be equal,to leave no trace of robbery.
Sociopath is an outdated word that doesn't accurately describe the condition
@@John_Locke_108 Yes it is an outdated word. Anybody in the medical field would say so.
@@John_Locke_108 Let me clarify ''Anybody''. Who doesn't suck at their jobs.
@@John_Locke_108 I am not here to tell you to not use the R word. You have the freedom to do so. I guess you are the type of person who feels ''cool'' using the R word.
@@John_Locke_108 Why don't we just casually use the N word as well because it was acceptable back in the day. Nice logic. I am done reading your comments because I don't want to talk about very elementary stuff. Got better things to do.
RIP Biker kid aka Drew Sharpe. You woulda loved Fortnite
Todd saved him from the Fortnite brainrot, Thank you Todd 😇
Todd is a good dude, I’m sure it wasn’t personal
He would’ve been too old by the time it came tbh. This takes place in the early 2000s
Okay. What kind of motorbike kid bystander are you?
What I love about this show is the Threshold. (There is none) You think that Breaking Bad is a nose dive and you wait for the crash. Nu-uh there is no bottom in a black hole.
The horrible part...in this horrible of horribles is Jesse told Todd, "No witnesses"... I didn't realize it 'til I re-watched it... Glad you're enjoying the show. It's starting to ramp up now. L'Chiam!
And of course Mike is the one who says any witnesses must be killed. This is the business.
@@jerodast Ya, actually Jesse said, "No one can know the robbery went down. Got It?" And Todd goes, "ya. absolutely." Not exactly "no witnesses", but psycho clearly got the message... just nightmare fuel.... Just the elation of a heist gone right... Then the Complication... Then the harsh...destruction of it all...
19:31 "Do they not hear.." Do you know how long these trains are?
Walt: "You watch too many movies."
Maple: "You're literally doing a train heist!" 😂
Hanks actors name starts with DEA 😅 stars aligned cause the odds just insane tbh
And the first 3 letters of his last name are NOR, which is what most Australian viewers said when Hank battled the Salamanca twins
@@courve fukkn hell 😂😂😂
Vince Gilligan is a genius!
@@courvespartan and pudgey have entered the chat
Ariana freaking out was 🤌🏽🤌🏽
this is my favourite BB reaction channel. They are always so wrong. But entertainingly wrong.
Opinions are subjective lil man
@@SpicyMarcoBBThey are wrong at times, though. They jump to conclusions, which sometimes go in a complete different direction.
@@brownsey1 yes but as someone that watched the show live people were coming up with crazy theories all the time, conjecture is part of watching something you haven’t seen before.
@SpicyMarcoBB Yeah, but part of the fun of watching reactions is seeing their wild theories sometimes not play out.
@@SpicyMarcoBB What's with the "lil man?" Be civil. I'm happy to engage and debate, but be civil pls.
The kid waved hello Todd waved goodbye
todd has no remorse doing that btw
Ah shit sorry that got you so hard! hope you continue watching!
Hank: "nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah!". 😂
I can already see Arianna during the beginning of 5x06 during "the cleanup" scene.
Yeah, I think the end of this episode is one moment where we all had the same reaction to, especially when coming down from the anxiety of the heist itself.
Soo, Todd seems fun, right?
Hank mentioned to Flynn that he has the “Heat” Blu-Ray. Consider reacting to that stacked cast heist film.
Todd deserves a raise and a pizza party.
When the reaction is 90% silent staring, you know the episode is good.
This is the turning point for that kid in the bike (the point of no return, that is)
"If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?"
Heisenburg to the dead kid probably
The train heist is one of the best sequences in the whole show. Absolute madness.
You've just met Todd. A very different Todd from the Todd in SNL.
If Maple & Arianna thought the ending of this episode was harsh wait til the see the next one.👀😔
This one made me sad but there's only one montage coming up that makes me sick.
Yo is shorty on the right laughing or crying?😂🤣🤦♂️
Still a long way to go, but "Mr. Inbetween" next.
Cracking show! Breaking Bad and Mr. Inbetween are the 2 best shows since Sopranos.
This is one of the episodes I've been waiting for. It's all downhill from here.
Perhaps the single best episode of B B.
This is the real turning point of the show.
Yeah, the episode where you figure Todd and his "uncle" are maybe something a bit more than petty thieves
As opposed to all the other ones, and the ones yet to come...
@@elbruces those are all real turning points as well
You've been so hard on Walt and now you just got your first glimpse of the real villain that is TODD lol
..... we'll see. Let's just say, several episodes from now, if we hear "Walt killed that kid on the dirt bike," I wouldn't be surprised.
@@thedarkemissarysee you next week then the next but keep complaining
One of the best episodes in the series yet no discussion. Couldn’t take a break & come back? We’re weirdos who crave hearing your thoughts on something we love whether they’re good, bad, baffled whatever.
C’mon y’all, the only way to react poorly is to not react at all.
Appreciate y’all tho I’m saying this love.
Walt is cooler than these girls
METH DAMON YOU SONOFABI-
Such a wild episode! Walt ignoring Mike trying to get every last drop always pisses me off lol..
It'd be a more respectable move if HE was the one on or under the train haha.
Pressed play on sight
You girls are lucky. The rest of us had to wait an entire year before getting to see this episode
Remember my comment about riding dirt bikes in the desert??? Yeah sorry about that.
22:03 put that in the dictionary next to shock.
Welcome to Todd!!!
Much was indeed not said
So nice to see Todd again in _Fargo_ . Fine upstanding family man!
As much as Skyler is usually right, I never understood the prisoner angle she had. She could literally leave at anytime😂
But she's legally tied to Walter because they have kids. And the kids have legal right to have Walter in their life if they want to (which they do, because they don't know about his crimes) So to leave, she would have to leave her kids as well. (And probably change her name/go hiding and never contact any of them again, if she's afraid that some criminals are gonna go after her.)
@@kokkolintu3528 the kids are kids. Minors. They have zero say legally. If she got divorced (which she had the opportunity to do) and snitched on Walt she would have the kids and he would be gone. Even if she didn’t snitch on him most courts in the US grant main custody to the mother anyway for some reason.
@@tomkapa Sure, IF she had snitched on Walt - but she didn't. And now she is involved in the crime as well, so she's stuck. Even if a court gives main custody to the mother, the father still has legal rights to see the kids and the kids have legal rights to see the dad.
@@kokkolintu3528 first of all my point still stands that Skyler screwed herself. She ruined her own chances to get away and even went out of her way to help Walt launder by choosing the car wash. Second, again, kids literally have zero say in parental rights. If the court decides Skyler has full custody then legally Walt is not allowed to see them unless she allows it and even then that would be breaking a visitation agreement which would get her in trouble.
@@tomkapashe chose to help Walt because she felt it was better than the alternative you guys are all willing to criticize Skyler for every little thing but won’t keep this energy for Walter
i'm at the start and i don't think i'm ready to watch them react to the ending
Nice to meet you Todd
Yeah that ending goes from an extreme high to low in 3 seconds
All my homies hate Todd
I'm kind of amazed you can show so much of the episodes without "commentary". I know of other channels that are very cautious about not showing anything without a visible or audible reaction, for fear of the roppykite strikes....
Ah, yes, the episode where Meth Damon becomes Meth Demon
F-ing Todd