A Depressed Dana White You’re insecure that you have to hide in your thug shell of “I’m just saying facts” so either you’re not white but you’d love to or you’re an angry white person that is nothing but shit compared with other people even if they’re not your “superior” race.
Not much of a plot twist. If there was a show from Hanks perspective, the audience would have seen it coming 10 miles away. The whole point is that it was incredibly obvious but Walter was hiding from Hank in plain sight.
@M Billa I understand why Hank wouldn’t suspect him, but the audience’s perspective of Hank’s perspective would not be fooled. Hank always underestimated Walter. He was just some beta pushover who couldn’t even be a perfect macho man for his own son. Hank was always the Alpha. He wouldn’t see this cowering man become some drug lord willing to kill hundreds. The audience would not have any of these blinders. There wouldn’t be a twist if almost everyone solved it on their own.
@@gengarvenom if we include the scenes of walts terrible poker face in the first season at the highschool and those small encounters of him saying half million dollars and whatever sure the audience would know, but if you kept walter as a very small side character like a ned flanders in the background of everything I think the audience would actually find the plot twist pretty stupid and done just for shock value and to "subvert expectations", that must've been what hank felt when he found out now that I think about it, the whole thing must've made no sense at first
Awwww, you poor little baby. Here, take my blanket. You poor little thing. If there is anything, ANYTHING I can do for you… What happened to your parents? :(
That is hilarious. I am imagining Walt pointing out errors in Gale's notebook: "He's got this stir tank on the completely wrong side of the lab. I mean, come on. And, he notes the temperature setting here as 75 degrees Celsius, rather than 85 degrees. Luckily, he no longer made that mistake in practice--er, one would assume."
I bet when Walt Whitman sat down to write his poems, he never imagined he'd be the one responsible for bringing down Albuquerque's biggest drug kingpin some 145 years later
Actually he was responsible for the kingpin not being brought down for longer. If it weren't for him, Walt couldn't have successfully distracted Hank from the notebook earlier and told him Gale's note was about Whitman instead of himself.
@@hittingyouoverthehead Well no, because if there was no Walt Whitman, then Gale wouldn't have written any dedication/acknowledgement about Walt at all. He wouldn't have made it out to W. W
@@brian130 But the poem was not the reason Gale admired Walt. He admired Walt for his chemistry. In a universe where Walt Whitman never existed, Gale would still have written that note, except maybe using a poem written by some other poet.
Walt: “I am Heisenberg, Hank. Here is all the money and my recipes for the blue meth.” Hank: “Haha. Good one buddy. Ever wonder who WW is? Willy Wonka, Wonder Woman, Walter White Jr?”
arrests his son Walter jr.* "Nice Walt, finally we found this piece of shit Heisenberg...it was my nephew all the time...but anyways. Have a nice day."
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The genius of this is that throughout Breaking Bad we saw time and again Hank's razor sharp intuition picking up on the tiniest things that most people would not think twice about. And yet when it came to Walt, there were these glaring red flags that normally Hank would never miss in a million years, but because of who Walt was he had this blindspot. He was a man who could see everything except what was right under his nose.
It's also why George Merkert couldn't see the warning signs about Gus Fring. The cartel assassins attacking the chicken truck should've raised eyebrows. And Hank's evidence would've been incriminating for almost anyone else. But yet, George considered Gus his friend, a blind spot which bit him in the butt. Gus used that to conduct business right under George's nose for years, he knew George and the other cops simply couldn't wrap it around their heads that one of their biggest public benefactors could actually be a two-faced monster.
@@Interestingenough4 I figured gus had a system for covering the trucks up. It always seemed like a bit of a plot hole to me, but I've always thought to myself that maybe the truck attacks were hidden after the fact. Once they realized what happened they'd do everything in their power to keep it under wraps, have a response team kind of thing
Please stop saying "bad guy" when describing fictional characters. After Voldemort's granddaughter made that superficial term popular again with her stupid song, we need to make sure she never gets any more attention. Use paragon or protagonist to describe good characters, and antagonist or villain for bad characters.
I love how everyone is laughing at hank, "ohhh how didnt he know???" You have to understand, coming to this realization shook Hank to his core. He didnt want to believe it, he never considered walter as a suspect because, well, he's family. You wouldn't accuse your brother of being a kingpin at the drop of a hat.
Minivan Dan there needs to be a clip where hank figures everything out and when he looks up at the camera after finding out this realization just cuts a huge fart then it goes to the credits lol
@@JustinBailey91 that doesn't make any sense. Hank is supposed to be the good and loving guy that Walter gets killed by becoming a criminal. Hank even says in the first episode that Walter is really intelligent. He didn't realize because he cared for him.
Funny how his urge to poop destroyed his family and cost both his and Walt's life, that is excluding everyone else that also died all because hank just wanted to.. poop.
I love how Hank instantly stops talking and just listens whenever Walter speaks, it shows how much he really respected both walt and his intellect. Which only makes his death in Ozymandias hurt more.
"Hank I did it, I did fucking all of it. I'm Heisenburg, I make the blue meth, and Jesse Pinkman is my cooking assistant." "OHH, Walt, you're such a kidder! That's why I like you man."
In fairness to Hank, even though the production of the show spanned five years, the show itself takes place over two. If anything, it's pretty fucking impressive that Hank was unable to uncover this mystery on his own, basically on accident in less than that time, succeeding where an entire government agency failed.
And Walter, though very sloppy, was eventually able to clean up all his messes for some reason had he not been the way he was in Season 4 to Jesse and keeping Gale’s copy of Leaves of Grass.
I wouldn't call it disrespect. Everyone respects how smart he is. Just that everyone thinks he's only book smart and not street smart because someone as smart as him shouldn't be working at a high school, let alone having to work part time at a car wash too. Even if he was going to teach, he could have easily gotten a teaching position in some major university at the very least as it is implied at Gretchen and Elliot's party. They think of him as a quiet nerd who probably isn't capable of something this evil.
I agree 100%. One of my theories of the show is that Walt stays in the business not because he loves the power from being Heisenberg, but because he hates the weakness of being Walt.
I agree but it's also a lesson in how important it is to have a big even huge ego and how many benefits it can bring you to truely believe and make yourself the better man. And by better I don't mean morally good or kind. But better. Walt truely lived and enjoyed life and finally stood up for himself when he developed his ego. But because he did it so late in his life, he felt he had so many decades of mistreatment to make up for. He felt that he wasted his whole life being the timid broke working man who stronger men walked all over and that's why when he finally snapped he went so extreme in the other direction and let his ego grow out of control. In the end he *never* truely was a man to fear, he was never on the level of Gus and frankly as far as intimidation goes Uncle Jack was far more of an intimidating old man than Walt ever could be. Because Walt had the ego but didn't have the muscles or combat experience to back it up. He just lived his ego fantasy until it destroyed everything he built up. But had he developed a healthy strong big ego when he was younger and made himself "confident" and didn't let himself get taken advantage of by his business partners or did something to rise above his station earlier, he would have been much happier. I think the lesson is that a big Ego is very much necessary for a Man to have. But don't let it grow so large it destroys you. People who teach self defense teach it the best, first thing to do when you get into a fight is to run. But they only say that when they have ripped muscles and training to fight. They've already proved themselves to themselves. If they hadn't, and they ran from a fight, they would shatter their own confidence. A man only dies once. A coward dies a thousand times. Each time he remembers a moment he acted cowardly he dies inside.
Ehh i was not a fan of the finale, the nazis felt too... Convoluted i guess? Like they solved all loose ends then stirred up more conflict when the story required them too
Breaking bad didn't start off at its greatest but ended at the peak unlike game of thrones which started strong af but once the episodes were based on the scripts it turned shit.
Not sure if you can call it a total coincidence though, Walter chose to keep that book around even though it would have been much more sensible to destroy it - he couldn’t just win, he needed a trophy because that’s the kind of guy he is. It was only a matter of time before that brought him down.
it's not that it's a coincidence that got him into trouble that makes it fine it's because of how little of a coincidence it was he could've discovered that book at literally any time afterwards, now just this one time
Walt has gotten out of trouble by a coincidence before. Mike being in the right place at the right time to call Gus to call off the twin’s attack on Walt at the last minute comes to mind
@@SirBenjifulHe always destroys any evidence that can trace back to him, aside from his money obviously. I don't think it was to have a trophy. It even felt highly out of character to have that book lying around in the house, let alone hiding it somewhere.
You should've also included the scene where Walt blocked Hank's view when he saw Badger with the fake Heisenberg and when he intentionally crashed the car when they drove past the laundromat.
there's like at least 5 other very suspicious things walt did that hank totally missed lol. Like when walt said he was "checking the gps tracker to make sure it was secure" on gus' car.
Walter knowing Hank 100% helped him not get caught. Not only the bugging and being able to see the notebook and give input to hank on cases, but just from the start when they looked into the missing lab equipment. I think if Walter was unknown to the DEA then they would've looked at him more closely. A chemistry teacher with a recent cancer diagnosis and missing lab equipment matching a recent meth lab would be pretty suspicious
@@truffle6082 the whole point of the argument is that they couldn't figure out BECAUSE they were close to him. if it was a stranger, an outsider investigating, Walter would have seem much more suspicious.
Walt: *drops a bag of pure blue crystal* Hank: ..... Walt: ..... *starts to sweat with mouth open in shock* Hank: Heh.. Good one buddy *rolls away in wheelchair*
Hank: walks in on Walt cooking meth while surrounded by dead bodies Walt: Hank: Walt: Hank: good one buddy haha edit: i basically stole this joke from the user “i do monologues” so like his comment instead
Walt's "drunken" ego eventually does him in. This scene with Hank and the expression on his face at that very moment of realization is absolutely brilliant... powerful.
I remember the season 'ended' after this moment... and we had to wait for the next half to come. My god what a fucking cliffhanger in the most unlikeliest of places. The sheer gravitas of that moment... amazing.
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 the thrill just waiting for the next season is a amazing experience but only if it delivers. Like fans waited for game of thrones season 8 and we're dissapointed. I was waiting for rick and Morty season 5 and dissapointed. I'm currently waiting for better call Saul season 6
@@ShivamPatel-yq7rr Saul was disappointing from season 1. They messed up the spinoff like most spinoffs do. But for breaking bad it was so easy to do a spinoff , so many great characters to choose.
Considering that this was a mid season finale, the credits (and the its music) actually added so much more to this scene. Breaking Bad in general really knew how to make the credits add a wham to the end of an episode.
@Elliot Rodger It's like that movie where the guy blows up the baddie and then it freezes and says he turned himself in and served a few years in prison.
This moment was so perfect. Walt was meticulous in cleaning up after himself but leaving that book out... it was just so perfect. Exactly the kind of thing that is easily missed/he wouldn't have thought twice about.
I came up with an alternative ending earlier today and it funny this was on my recommended. What if Walt had passed away due to his cancer and everybody went on living normally. Jesse never got captured by Todd and his uncle, junior never found out, and skyler continued with the car wash. For the final scene of the show they show the family having lunch outside except Walt isn’t there, now being passed away. Hank goes to use the bathroom and finds the book. The last thing we see before the shows final credits is hanks realization, then the credits roll. Probably some plot holes in there I’m missing but still a cool thought to me.
Kinda went the big love route there and thats no insult. I think if walt had finished mentoring jessie and jessie had matured then jessie could have built a crew that allowed him tp obtain all the chemicals needed to run a super lab like fring had, not have to deal with jack as a supplier and distro, using mike as partner and head enforcer. Skylar could have continued running the car wash and washing the storage unit money, slowly opening up additional franchises which are their own stream of revenue. All she has to do is open one and then snowball that into another and another, never involving the storage unit money in any of them. She would literally get to the point where she could just stop laundering the money at all and retire around 55. The kids will be trust funded, never want for anything. Jessie can retire mike in five years after training his replacement, then he can simply take his equity in the meth empire and dump a rv load of money on the vacuum guy to make him a new life and give the empire to who ever his second is and vanish. Andrea and brock can go with him. 10 years out everyone is happy. Jessie sends Pete and badger to rehab in alaska and then joins them running a custom woodworking shop as retirement. Or fuck they can go buy andy and reds fishing tour in zehuateñao and just live on the beach.
Well walter didnt exactly help him, imagine you got rainbow pubes and this big drug kingpin wont even help you shave them once in awhile. It was walters job so he is to blame
Funny how people adapt to the mentality of others especially celebrities, like because its wrong to snitch is 69's world we all consider it to be wrong suddenly when most of us aren't from that world, and most likely would snitch if put in the same situation. But because he's a celeb and is in that world its a big thing that everyone jokes about and agree's with.
It's crazy that the one silly mistake that led to this whole realization thing was Walt did not destroy the freakin book. Seriously, he would get rid of dead bodies impeccably, leaving no evidence.. but of course.. a fuckin book.. I can't even..
+Mr Mann And not even the whole book either. Just one page. All he had to do was rip out that page and burn it or flush it down the toilet or something.
+Mr Mann Hubris. Walt was sifting through his gifts, picked up this from Gayle and kept it as a "trophy" or a "memento", a tribute to his own genius. Hubris. The timeless achilles heel of every flawed genius.
I’m on a binge re-watching the whole thing from the beginning. It’s even better the second time around when you can appreciate the acting a bit more because you know how the story plays out.
@@Ryan-by8ui ye exactly I just finished rewatching, I got my dad into it lmao He had knee surgery and works a hella lot and gets easily frustrated when he's not working. Got him addicted to Breaking Bad so he won't move. He's on season 4 now pretty sure he started around Monday or Tuesday lmao
You know I have to say, I love how you edited the scenes where there was giveaways to Walt being Heisenberg under Hank’s nose together. I especially love the clip you used before Hank’s shocked look. Don’t get me wrong I like the, “You got me” clip used in the scene. But I really like how you put Walt’s drunken boasting before that. Since it was that same boast about “the guy being still out there”, that lead Hank to look more into Gus which would eventually lead into this moment with Walter. Genius editing 👍🏽.
So if Hank had a smartphone he never would have realized
MikeChecka9 hahah true
A Depressed Dana White Yes shame a entire race for reading books. You funny boy.
Project Vivid Who did I shame?
“Funny boy?” Why are you so sexist
well fuck u all. my comment is racist... NIGGA
A Depressed Dana White You’re insecure that you have to hide in your thug shell of “I’m just saying facts” so either you’re not white but you’d love to or you’re an angry white person that is nothing but shit compared with other people even if they’re not your “superior” race.
Comes out of toilet
Hank : Hey budyy I've some bad news for ya
Walt : what's that
Hank : Walter junior is Heisenberg
Lol 🤣🤣
I fucking called it!!
You are God damn right!!
Walt: It can't be. It would have something to do with breakfast.
Hilarious😂
"Holy fuck. He admitted it to my face like 5 times."
You've been played
Kaz congratulations, you played yourself.
Like a fiddle
whats in the bag? 5000,000 in cash
lmao
Kaz Kept me waiting huh
it's like when a girl keeps giving you hints but you don't get hints and when you finally realise that she likes you , she's dating someone else
This comment deserves more likes
@@charbelh.4456 I've also been Hank lol
I've been there this hurts 😂 cant blame anyone but myself
Said woman wouldn't be worth it in the first place if she doesn't have the ovaries to bluntly state her intentions.
2:20 remembering a missed hint ten years later
*Walt walks in with a bag of blue sky*
Hank: What you got there?
Walter: The purest meth in the country.
Hank: Good one, buddy.
... a smoothie
Sam Kay I could’ve sworn it was Blue Sky, because Walt named it after Skylar.
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That's nothing, i knew Walter was Heisenberg from like the 3rd season
I didn't put it together until the last episode
@@teachugger8552 I didnt put it together until el camino
@@8Jallin Walter was Heisenburg?!
Ha nice theory but I’m pretty sure heisenberg was that fat dude from season 4 episode 3
@@thelegendthemyththeman4772 wasn't heisenberg a scientist long dead?
imagine a show out of hanks perspective.. Hell of a plot twist
200 episodes of "WHY ARE YOU SO DENSE"
Not much of a plot twist. If there was a show from Hanks perspective, the audience would have seen it coming 10 miles away. The whole point is that it was incredibly obvious but Walter was hiding from Hank in plain sight.
@M Billa I understand why Hank wouldn’t suspect him, but the audience’s perspective of Hank’s perspective would not be fooled. Hank always underestimated Walter. He was just some beta pushover who couldn’t even be a perfect macho man for his own son. Hank was always the Alpha. He wouldn’t see this cowering man become some drug lord willing to kill hundreds. The audience would not have any of these blinders. There wouldn’t be a twist if almost everyone solved it on their own.
@@gengarvenom if we include the scenes of walts terrible poker face in the first season at the highschool and those small encounters of him saying half million dollars and whatever sure the audience would know, but if you kept walter as a very small side character like a ned flanders in the background of everything I think the audience would actually find the plot twist pretty stupid and done just for shock value and to "subvert expectations", that must've been what hank felt when he found out now that I think about it, the whole thing must've made no sense at first
Imagine a show following the story of Saul
The part where he says "You got me" always gives me the chills
Awwww, you poor little baby. Here, take my blanket. You poor little thing. If there is anything, ANYTHING I can do for you… What happened to your parents? :(
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@@Shining-darkness-f2s w
Walt: *shows hank his whole cooking process*
Hank: haha good one Walt you almost got me haha
That is hilarious. I am imagining Walt pointing out errors in Gale's notebook: "He's got this stir tank on the completely wrong side of the lab. I mean, come on. And, he notes the temperature setting here as 75 degrees Celsius, rather than 85 degrees. Luckily, he no longer made that mistake in practice--er, one would assume."
😅
@@MkeKen67 that’s gold
😂
@@christianpearce579 No, that's meth.
All Walt had to do was drop his ego and let Hank believe gale was the cook
That's narcissistic personality for you. He'd rather go down for it and the world know it was him than let someone else take credit for his work.
No cuz hank still caught people whit bleusky so he was still gonna search on
drew13600 yeah you’re right and i love it
@drew13600 yea you are right
@drew13600 I think exactly same
I bet when Walt Whitman sat down to write his poems, he never imagined he'd be the one responsible for bringing down Albuquerque's biggest drug kingpin some 145 years later
Lol
Actually he was responsible for the kingpin not being brought down for longer. If it weren't for him, Walt couldn't have successfully distracted Hank from the notebook earlier and told him Gale's note was about Whitman instead of himself.
@@hittingyouoverthehead Well no, because if there was no Walt Whitman, then Gale wouldn't have written any dedication/acknowledgement about Walt at all.
He wouldn't have made it out to W. W
@@brian130 But the poem was not the reason Gale admired Walt. He admired Walt for his chemistry. In a universe where Walt Whitman never existed, Gale would still have written that note, except maybe using a poem written by some other poet.
@@hittingyouoverthehead He wouldn't have made it out to W. W
This is truly the moment Walt became a sussy baka
SUS
replace s with p
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@Brittain Boswell Do people even realize "Baka" means "Idiot"?
Hank actually recorded the video right after this scene.
I wish I could erase my memory of this show just to watch it again
Arispe86 same 😂
same buddy
Nothing wrong with watching such an amazing show all over again
Stop rewatching scenes or episodes from the show for 4 years, then after this period rewatch it all. It will be similar experience. :)
Pinkman is shit
Walt: “I am Heisenberg, Hank. Here is all the money and my recipes for the blue meth.”
Hank: “Haha. Good one buddy. Ever wonder who WW is? Willy Wonka, Wonder Woman, Walter White Jr?”
arrests his son Walter jr.*
"Nice Walt, finally we found this piece of shit Heisenberg...it was my nephew all the time...but anyways. Have a nice day."
Say my name!
... Flynn
Good.
AHAGAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Walter white Jr lmao
“U-Uncle Hank you-you’re a BITCH!!”
Walter: "I got you a pizza"
Hank: "Thanks! How much do I owe you?"
Walter: "It's on the house"
solid
I fuckin laughed out loud my dude, that was great
I assume you can show yourself out the door?
Smudge codes and
TheRealMaelstrom.........
Nice
People have been making this same damn joke since the episode first came out as if it's the cleverest thing ever.
Truly an iconic scene, especially when Hank said, “It was Walt, he was breaking bad the whole time”
He never said that
@@therainbowplayers7299 it's obviously a joke
@@TarnkappenToast a joke?
@@therainbowplayers7299 yes, a joke
@@TarnkappenToast No. It was just cringe.
Walt dropped more clues than a soundcloud rapper with an instagram account.
Underrated comment right here
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I. Ivanovich ok
@@i.ivanovich6946 ok
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The genius of this is that throughout Breaking Bad we saw time and again Hank's razor sharp intuition picking up on the tiniest things that most people would not think twice about. And yet when it came to Walt, there were these glaring red flags that normally Hank would never miss in a million years, but because of who Walt was he had this blindspot. He was a man who could see everything except what was right under his nose.
It's also why George Merkert couldn't see the warning signs about Gus Fring. The cartel assassins attacking the chicken truck should've raised eyebrows. And Hank's evidence would've been incriminating for almost anyone else. But yet, George considered Gus his friend, a blind spot which bit him in the butt. Gus used that to conduct business right under George's nose for years, he knew George and the other cops simply couldn't wrap it around their heads that one of their biggest public benefactors could actually be a two-faced monster.
@@Interestingenough4 I figured gus had a system for covering the trucks up. It always seemed like a bit of a plot hole to me, but I've always thought to myself that maybe the truck attacks were hidden after the fact. Once they realized what happened they'd do everything in their power to keep it under wraps, have a response team kind of thing
It would have taken a certain degree of malice for Hank to suspect Walt, but he had none. His heart was as pure as it could get
he just loves his family
It's called hiding in plain sight.
It's funny how Walt is a bad guy with a polite personality while Hank is a good guy with a rude personality.
Please stop saying "bad guy" when describing fictional characters. After Voldemort's granddaughter made that superficial term popular again with her stupid song, we need to make sure she never gets any more attention.
Use paragon or protagonist to describe good characters, and antagonist or villain for bad characters.
@@naught_. shut the fuck up
Since when is Walter a polite guy and not a cruel sociopath?
@@TimTimmeeeeeeeh S1 Ep1? Like before the Cancer?
@@diegomedina9637 well, there you go haha
1:12 I love the way Walt just goes “hey you got me” and they just go really serious afterwards
When Walt drops him a clue that he's Heisenberg.
Hank: Good one buddy, haha!
Woah. Your first name is nearly Adolf
Konatada woah
@@cofkavos It's actually Adulf dude.
@@adulfsynrem4328 Wowza
@@cofkavos Cool name, right?
Oh no, i watched a Breaking Bad clip... My recommendations are gonna get flooded.
Delete your history
Just what I thought
that's only for the best tho isn't it
†ooli C does that actually work
Saaaaaame. My entire home page is flooded with breaking bad
Hank literally shat when he realized.
Shit went down.
Molotov damn
Lol, this one deserves more likes 😂😂😂😂😂
Lmfao. Good thing he was on the toilet.
You can hear it drops 😂
I love how everyone is laughing at hank, "ohhh how didnt he know???" You have to understand, coming to this realization shook Hank to his core. He didnt want to believe it, he never considered walter as a suspect because, well, he's family.
You wouldn't accuse your brother of being a kingpin at the drop of a hat.
Brother-in-law
@@kaj7135 irrelevant
@@gianniskyriakou6577 Um relevant. The fact that your comment has more likes is proof that humanity is overdue for a mass extinction event.
@@kaj7135 actually dumb
@@kaj7135 you good mate?
Walter White: I am Heisenberg, here's how I did everything.
Hank: haha good one, Walt.
I Do Monologues 😂
😂😂😂
2:20 : "So it was Willy Wonka all along...."
Willy Wonka is canonically a meth dealer
lmfaoo
So... THAT'S why his candy was so addicting. ...and why the kids were so messed up.
Willy Wonka and the meth factory
No stupid, it was Walter white.
The biggest bruh moment in cinematic history
*television history
@@DK-oc6sf what does black history month have to do with this
@@martinmcd2810 Everything
Gold
*Oh shit moment
I was literally expecting him to go to walt and say: heh..good one buddy
Jesser where is the cocainer?
@@BigYosh In my nosé, mr. Whitter
Walt’s reaction to Hank saying “Walter White” is flawless.
Right on! He was nervous af but kept it cool and tried to play it off as a joke.
Once Hank chuckled Walt was much more relaxed as he was in the clear.
That little laugh kills me everytime
@@jonathansenile4396Me too
Bryan Cranston is a master actor
Azerrz what are u doing here?
Hank snoopin' while poopin'
Minivan Dan snoopy pooper
Minivan Dan I’m liking this in 2019 because breaking bad kicks so much ass
Minivan Dan there needs to be a clip where hank figures everything out and when he looks up at the camera after finding out this realization just cuts a huge fart then it goes to the credits lol
@@therandumbshow5264 Now that's comedy
For real, no respect for private property. 😂
This show was just unbearably intense, and with ridiculous consistency.
Couldn't have worded it better myself
only show I ever watched through, the endings wanted you to watch more and more..
Second best of all time after Sopranos
So much so I would love to, but don't think I could handle watching it again.
I really loved this show. 10/10
This was the moment when hank realised Heisenberg was Willy Wonka
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh my god
Vravo Bince!
Hank was naive because of his ego thinking that Walter was less of a Man compared to him.
Notice how people's egos are the causes of many deaths on this show.
Or he loved him and thought he’d never do things like that.
Great comment!
@@JustinBailey91 that doesn't make any sense. Hank is supposed to be the good and loving guy that Walter gets killed by becoming a criminal. Hank even says in the first episode that Walter is really intelligent. He didn't realize because he cared for him.
@@RemixedVoice someone with a pol comp as their profile pic would know a thing or two about ego
I wish there was a *plop* after this when he’s staring
Lmao
Sometimes we don't know what we need until we can't have it.
Why would anyone "wish" to hear that??
Literal lol
Lol he literally shit himself when he found out
Funny how his urge to poop destroyed his family and cost both his and Walt's life, that is excluding everyone else that also died all because hank just wanted to.. poop.
You don't want to poop. You have to poop.
Tbh, it's walt's decisions that destroyed the family and nothing else
Shit happens
@@redbeardthemighty8946 Literally 🤣
I know your comment is meant to he funny (which it is), but I'd like to add that Walt destroyed his family the very second he decided to cook meth.
I love how Hank instantly stops talking and just listens whenever Walter speaks, it shows how much he really respected both walt and his intellect. Which only makes his death in Ozymandias hurt more.
@capefry8323 he was the smartest guy he knew but he was too stupid to realize Walt made up his mind a year and a half ago
That awkward moment when your shitting and you realize that your brother in law is a kingpin.
lol
Nice one xD
XD
Seinfield theme plays.
I hate when that happens
"Hank I did it, I did fucking all of it. I'm Heisenburg, I make the blue meth, and Jesse Pinkman is my cooking assistant."
"OHH, Walt, you're such a kidder! That's why I like you man."
Mono Nonny To be fair, if you were Hank, would you think Walt was capable of being a drug kingpin?
"you killllllllllled uncle haaaaaaaaaank"
justin g 😭 one of the saddest lines! To see Walt’s life crumble from there on.
@@BCSBB woh goosebumps thereafter gets very intense
Lmaooooo
I DIDant
His face killed me
In fairness to Hank, even though the production of the show spanned five years, the show itself takes place over two. If anything, it's pretty fucking impressive that Hank was unable to uncover this mystery on his own, basically on accident in less than that time, succeeding where an entire government agency failed.
And Walter, though very sloppy, was eventually able to clean up all his messes for some reason had he not been the way he was in Season 4 to Jesse and keeping Gale’s copy of Leaves of Grass.
😊😊
The way how everybody underestimate and disrespect walter white, is actually ww biggest strength and motivation.
I wouldn't call it disrespect. Everyone respects how smart he is. Just that everyone thinks he's only book smart and not street smart because someone as smart as him shouldn't be working at a high school, let alone having to work part time at a car wash too. Even if he was going to teach, he could have easily gotten a teaching position in some major university at the very least as it is implied at Gretchen and Elliot's party.
They think of him as a quiet nerd who probably isn't capable of something this evil.
I agree 100%. One of my theories of the show is that Walt stays in the business not because he loves the power from being Heisenberg, but because he hates the weakness of being Walt.
@@LOLforLIFE123 💯
@@LOLforLIFE123 I think it goes both ways actually, he loves the power but he’s scared to lose it cause then he’ll be weak again
I agree but it's also a lesson in how important it is to have a big even huge ego and how many benefits it can bring you to truely believe and make yourself the better man. And by better I don't mean morally good or kind. But better. Walt truely lived and enjoyed life and finally stood up for himself when he developed his ego. But because he did it so late in his life, he felt he had so many decades of mistreatment to make up for. He felt that he wasted his whole life being the timid broke working man who stronger men walked all over and that's why when he finally snapped he went so extreme in the other direction and let his ego grow out of control. In the end he *never* truely was a man to fear, he was never on the level of Gus and frankly as far as intimidation goes Uncle Jack was far more of an intimidating old man than Walt ever could be. Because Walt had the ego but didn't have the muscles or combat experience to back it up. He just lived his ego fantasy until it destroyed everything he built up. But had he developed a healthy strong big ego when he was younger and made himself "confident" and didn't let himself get taken advantage of by his business partners or did something to rise above his station earlier, he would have been much happier. I think the lesson is that a big Ego is very much necessary for a Man to have. But don't let it grow so large it destroys you. People who teach self defense teach it the best, first thing to do when you get into a fight is to run. But they only say that when they have ripped muscles and training to fight. They've already proved themselves to themselves. If they hadn't, and they ran from a fight, they would shatter their own confidence. A man only dies once. A coward dies a thousand times. Each time he remembers a moment he acted cowardly he dies inside.
Wish Game of Thrones would of ended as good as this show.
Ehh i was not a fan of the finale, the nazis felt too... Convoluted i guess? Like they solved all loose ends then stirred up more conflict when the story required them too
Lol same
Yesss .. I was thinking the same..
Here after Got e5
Breaking bad didn't start off at its greatest but ended at the peak unlike game of thrones which started strong af but once the episodes were based on the scripts it turned shit.
sure hank missed this stuff, but Steve Gomez literally got every hunch or prediction wrong in the show
RIP Gomey.
LMFAO
Actually, he DID predict that Cap’n Cook was a white guy
I was happy when both those DEA clowns got clapped
Diapason Dlvg Edgy
What shocks me is that Hank was falling off of Walt’s tail and he pushed him to keep investigating. Like how much of a god complex could you have
Pride comes before destruction, when he credited gale for his achievements. His ego couldn't handle it. Gus did the same with his product .
I guess it just proves Walter saying that he had fun to be true
@@truffle6082 Also he was drunk. But it ties into the 'I did it for me' nonetheless.
@@p.8967In vino veritas.
“The main character cannot get out of trouble by coincidence but they can get into trouble by coincidence” honestly this scene portrays this perfectly
Tell that to Sterling Archer.
Not sure if you can call it a total coincidence though, Walter chose to keep that book around even though it would have been much more sensible to destroy it - he couldn’t just win, he needed a trophy because that’s the kind of guy he is. It was only a matter of time before that brought him down.
it's not that it's a coincidence that got him into trouble that makes it fine
it's because of how little of a coincidence it was
he could've discovered that book at literally any time afterwards, now just this one time
Walt has gotten out of trouble by a coincidence before. Mike being in the right place at the right time to call Gus to call off the twin’s attack on Walt at the last minute comes to mind
@@SirBenjifulHe always destroys any evidence that can trace back to him, aside from his money obviously. I don't think it was to have a trophy. It even felt highly out of character to have that book lying around in the house, let alone hiding it somewhere.
This is edited. At 2:20 hank actually makes that face after finding out theres no more toilet paper
Lol XD
Gotta rip a page or two off the book...
im on the toilet without paper sjit
IM NOT KIDDING I ACTUALLY BELIEVED THIS HAHAHA
i didnt watch the show
@@Olivia-yb6rr you spoiled a great show by watching this clip
Honestly, I get all my best thinking done while I poop. One of these days, I'll cure cancer in there
XD you had me in stitches.
Kyle Schaff or you will cause it LOL
Brent Fralic a little too late for that
😂🤣😂
I’m pooping right now
I needed to pause the first time watching this scene... I didn’t want their relationship to fall to ruin! Excellent show!
Single best moment of the whole series. My jaw dropped the moment i saw walt saying "You got me"
Gabriel Amode When I first saw that my heart sank because I thought he was being for real.
Actually, this is one of the shittiest moments in the whole series. The whole last season is kind of bullshit.
@@zdirectionhater4795 In my opinion the last season is the best
Matthewbjr8 I kinda wanna rewatch it’s been so fuckin long
@@benzohhhhh Me too I've been watching a lot of BB clips
Hank: "You wouldn't know a criminal if he was close enough to check you for a hernia."
Also Hank: "Hey Walt, can you check to see if I have a hernia."
Walt: Have some of the blue crystal meth I just cooked, it will help ease the pain
Hank: Heh! Good one buddy
You should've also included the scene where Walt blocked Hank's view when he saw Badger with the fake Heisenberg and when he intentionally crashed the car when they drove past the laundromat.
there's like at least 5 other very suspicious things walt did that hank totally missed lol. Like when walt said he was "checking the gps tracker to make sure it was secure" on gus' car.
@@okdokgg857 imo the tracker one isn’t very obvious… Walt was clearly nervous about it and honestly seems kinda fair.
I think this is how the show itself edited it, no?
@@harrylewis80 the show didn’t edit it. The show just showed hank seeing the book and the intense look on his face that shows “oh my god”
@@EDAWGog4 the show also showed the scene where walt says "ya got me" but it didnt show the rest of this
Walter knowing Hank 100% helped him not get caught. Not only the bugging and being able to see the notebook and give input to hank on cases, but just from the start when they looked into the missing lab equipment. I think if Walter was unknown to the DEA then they would've looked at him more closely. A chemistry teacher with a recent cancer diagnosis and missing lab equipment matching a recent meth lab would be pretty suspicious
Nope it wouldn't no one close to him knew. Skyler was the 1st to put it to gather .
@@truffle6082 the whole point of the argument is that they couldn't figure out BECAUSE they were close to him. if it was a stranger, an outsider investigating, Walter would have seem much more suspicious.
Walt: *drops a bag of pure blue crystal*
Hank: .....
Walt: ..... *starts to sweat with mouth open in shock*
Hank: Heh.. Good one buddy *rolls away in wheelchair*
"COOL, NEW MINERALS! thanks Walt"
Lmao 🤣
@@sunsetman22 🤣
He was literally telling him the truth the whole time. That has got to be a slap to the freaking face
Walt is brilliant 😂😂😂 playing him for a fool.
Hank: walks in on Walt cooking meth while surrounded by dead bodies
Walt:
Hank:
Walt:
Hank: good one buddy haha
edit: i basically stole this joke from the user “i do monologues” so like his comment instead
thats the spirit!
“How’d you end up here? Get home bud 🤣”
I can actually see this is my head😂😂
Walt is even dumber. He was in the clear and gave hank a reason to keep searching
@@neontime8507 Walt almost wanted to get caught. He went bad all because of himself and wanted to get acknowledged for it.
The way Walter hangs his mouth open at the end when talking to Hank is so smug, lovely acting.
Walt's "drunken" ego eventually does him in. This scene with Hank and the expression on his face at that very moment of realization is absolutely brilliant... powerful.
Hank: "Ohh no!! willy wonka is heisenberg"
Jesus, Marie! I must save my minerals.
I thought for sure it was Woodrow Wilson
In a world of pure chemical gratification.....
FINKLE IS EINHORN!!!!!!!!
That would explain why he doesn't anybody enter his factory
Never underestimate the power of taking a shit
good one!! ;d
this is what happens when you don’t take your phone to the bathroom while you’re shitting
I remember the season 'ended' after this moment... and we had to wait for the next half to come. My god what a fucking cliffhanger in the most unlikeliest of places. The sheer gravitas of that moment... amazing.
That fucking sucks... that’s why I never start new shows until after the series finale
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 the thrill just waiting for the next season is a amazing experience but only if it delivers. Like fans waited for game of thrones season 8 and we're dissapointed. I was waiting for rick and Morty season 5 and dissapointed. I'm currently waiting for better call Saul season 6
@@ShivamPatel-yq7rr Saul was disappointing from season 1. They messed up the spinoff like most spinoffs do. But for breaking bad it was so easy to do a spinoff , so many great characters to choose.
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 then trust me my friend you are missing one of the best feelings ever
@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 Wow, you're missing out on the thrill of waiting
Forget game of thrones this was the greatest show of all time. Real drama
Podtrash Radio agreed
Agreed
This and the Sopranos
@@thebig3864 hate the ending
@@a.g6399 Sopranos ending was perfect. Here we are 12 years later arguing ,did Tony live or die
Considering that this was a mid season finale, the credits (and the its music) actually added so much more to this scene. Breaking Bad in general really knew how to make the credits add a wham to the end of an episode.
Makoto Yuki
Also when I was watching the show, I thought that was the end. It took me a good two years to realize there were more episodes.
Ryuzaki I would've been so fucking happy to have realized there was more
It was not mid season finale. Its season 5a finale. And season 5b came 1 year later. Basically season 5b is season 6
@Elliot Rodger It's like that movie where the guy blows up the baddie and then it freezes and says he turned himself in and served a few years in prison.
I like how drunk Walter is so eager to brag but still holding the line.
"Whoever this is sure knows his chemistry"
"To W.W: My star, my perfect silence" Willy Wonka
Jerome lmaooo
Hank realized Wonder Woman wasn't just a comic book character after all.
Meanwhile in alternate universe
0:22 oh crap I forgot my reading glasses, whatever
A poop sound would've fit perfectly when Hank realized that it was Walter who Gale was writing about.
+Ben Dover thank god you are not the creator of this show.
Ben Dover
*facepalm.... wao..what a genius lol
*plop*
WhatDidYouSay 145 wtf haha
@@edseiya jeanias*
The Epic moment when you take a Shit and found your brother in law is a Kingpin
This moment was so perfect. Walt was meticulous in cleaning up after himself but leaving that book out... it was just so perfect. Exactly the kind of thing that is easily missed/he wouldn't have thought twice about.
1:21 The epitome of "I don't want to go to jail but I really wanna take credit"
I just love how WW ego got in the way of a clean getaway at 1:27 lmao
I came up with an alternative ending earlier today and it funny this was on my recommended. What if Walt had passed away due to his cancer and everybody went on living normally. Jesse never got captured by Todd and his uncle, junior never found out, and skyler continued with the car wash. For the final scene of the show they show the family having lunch outside except Walt isn’t there, now being passed away. Hank goes to use the bathroom and finds the book. The last thing we see before the shows final credits is hanks realization, then the credits roll.
Probably some plot holes in there I’m missing but still a cool thought to me.
Kinda went the big love route there and thats no insult.
I think if walt had finished mentoring jessie and jessie had matured then jessie could have built a crew that allowed him tp obtain all the chemicals needed to run a super lab like fring had, not have to deal with jack as a supplier and distro, using mike as partner and head enforcer. Skylar could have continued running the car wash and washing the storage unit money, slowly opening up additional franchises which are their own stream of revenue. All she has to do is open one and then snowball that into another and another, never involving the storage unit money in any of them. She would literally get to the point where she could just stop laundering the money at all and retire around 55. The kids will be trust funded, never want for anything.
Jessie can retire mike in five years after training his replacement, then he can simply take his equity in the meth empire and dump a rv load of money on the vacuum guy to make him a new life and give the empire to who ever his second is and vanish. Andrea and brock can go with him. 10 years out everyone is happy. Jessie sends Pete and badger to rehab in alaska and then joins them running a custom woodworking shop as retirement. Or fuck they can go buy andy and reds fishing tour in zehuateñao and just live on the beach.
So the last scene of the show is hank taking a shit...
@@joansolis9687 the last scene is actually Hank's turd getting flushed... : End credits roll.
@@joansolis9687 I'm laughing so hard at this
A shit ending, literally
1:38 Walt.shut up shut up shut up! shut up!! SHUT UP SHUT UP!!!
I thought the same thing the first time i saw that scene
Drunk and proud of his ego
I'm surprised Skyler didn't start kicking him as a nudge to shut him. I know I would have if I was at that dinner.
I was thinking the same thing.
Ego at it's brightest
-gambling story
-car crash at the laundromat
-call from hospital about Mary
-fugue state
-interrupting the stakeout after badgers arrest
Why did this come in my recommendations, now i want to rewatch breaking bad
Ikr
feel you
Literally thinking the same thing!! :o
youre not alone
I started re watching it again yesterday and today comes up in my recommended
This show ROCKS!!
Oh! I mean MINERALS
Jesus Christ, Marie...
😂👌
Hank: "What do you got in there, cinder blocks?"
Walt: "No they're minerals! Jesus, Hank!
Hank would've wanted to see them since he was into minerals
The real reason Hank found out was because 6ix9ine was snitching on him
😂
Free 6ix9ine he’s out in August 🙏🏼
Snitches get stitches
Well walter didnt exactly help him, imagine you got rainbow pubes and this big drug kingpin wont even help you shave them once in awhile. It was walters job so he is to blame
Funny how people adapt to the mentality of others especially celebrities, like because its wrong to snitch is 69's world we all consider it to be wrong suddenly when most of us aren't from that world, and most likely would snitch if put in the same situation. But because he's a celeb and is in that world its a big thing that everyone jokes about and agree's with.
Takes a shit = Solves the case
hey the doc solved time travel hitting his head on the toilet.
Yo just a quick shoutout to Vince Gillian this man is so amazing with his work
just a quick shoutout to christina applegate!
Knurdyob Gilligan*
Imagine waiting a year to find out what happens after that scene, I sure did.
It's crazy that the one silly mistake that led to this whole realization thing was Walt did not destroy the freakin book. Seriously, he would get rid of dead bodies impeccably, leaving no evidence.. but of course.. a fuckin book.. I can't even..
+Mr Mann And not even the whole book either. Just one page. All he had to do was rip out that page and burn it or flush it down the toilet or something.
+Mr Mann Hubris. Walt was sifting through his gifts, picked up this from Gayle and kept it as a "trophy" or a "memento", a tribute to his own genius. Hubris. The timeless achilles heel of every flawed genius.
Julian Lescott That makes a lot of sense actually. :D
I need to do a rewatch. That's perfect. This may be the single greatest TV show of all time.
His own ego make him keep the book.
Who else is rewatching old clips to warm up to EL CAMINO
Yeah!
Meee
The day we break Netflix. They hype is certainly building.
I’m on a binge re-watching the whole thing from the beginning. It’s even better the second time around when you can appreciate the acting a bit more because you know how the story plays out.
@@Ryan-by8ui ye exactly I just finished rewatching, I got my dad into it lmao He had knee surgery and works a hella lot and gets easily frustrated when he's not working. Got him addicted to Breaking Bad so he won't move. He's on season 4 now pretty sure he started around Monday or Tuesday lmao
“Ya got me!”
Such a classic
You know I have to say, I love how you edited the scenes where there was giveaways to Walt being Heisenberg under Hank’s nose together.
I especially love the clip you used before Hank’s shocked look.
Don’t get me wrong I like the, “You got me” clip used in the scene. But I really like how you put Walt’s drunken boasting before that. Since it was that same boast about “the guy being still out there”, that lead Hank to look more into Gus which would eventually lead into this moment with Walter. Genius editing 👍🏽.
First time I watched it, the moment with the "You got me!" flash back literally gave me chills. Unbelievable show
Breaking Bad is a better live-action version of Death Note than the netflix movie
actually yes
Now that I think about it
Damn that's true.
agree
Desagree
it was at this moment, Hank knew... they're *M I N E R A L S*
Walt: *drops a bag of blue crystal meth*
Hank: Haha thanks buddy you got me some new minerals!
Good thing he was sitting on the toilet when he realized lmao
God I love this show. This scene still gives me chills. I think I’m gonna binge watch the whole series again. It’s been a while.
2:25 "Executive Producer: Vince Gilligan".
Ever since I started watching Breaking Bad, I've always thought, "This should become a meme."
Maybe this genius is still out there... Maybe he's sitting at your kitchen table.... MAYBE HE'S THE ONE THAT DOESN'T LIKE YOUR ROCK COLLECTION
I'm so glad I got to binge this show later. I couldn't imagine the pain of waiting a year after this. It would have killed me.
the bigger pain was after season 3...
Still one of the most thrilling shows to exist.
That and consistently amazing camera work.
I never leave books in the toilet for people to read. What if they get poo on their fingers and then it gets on the pages?
Tom tonka who touches the book after they wipe?!
Something I found when reading the 4th harry potter at home. A dump... It were either my brothers or sisters... Don’t wanna know
Or they might use a page to wipe
First edition Don Quixote
Poopie stains
JokeRGBlazE First edition? You had a book first published in 1615 in your toilet?
That discovery was unsettling for Hank
Just finished watching this show for the first time. Incredible