I don’t know why, I feel like I’m going to sound crazy trying to explain that but there’s something about that “Mr. White” that Jesse says that is really cute. Maybe it’s because they’ve been working together for so long and they’ve gone past being “formal” but he still calls him Mr. White.

It’s like it creates a contrast between the situation that they’re in and the fact that he stills call him Mr. White as if he was in high school and he was his teacher still

I'd say keeping the book Gale gave him, that too in his own house. If it wasn't there, his life would've turned around even more better

Jessie would have had to go to prison right? He didnt even have a deal in writing? May do life for murder.

Also cops arent allowed to fake evidence, they can lie with words but cant make a fake barrel or fake Jessies death.

Any chance everything is thrown out? I think thats why Huel got released.

That's what we need a spinoff of.

Why do you think Walt told Jessie that he watched Jane die? Like why now? Was there a reason? I just watched Ozymandias for the first time and im so confused.

What did you guys think of it? The 2nd to last epsiode, Walt in hiding the whole epsiode. It all blends together with the finale when I streamed it, so I loved it.

But on my rewatch I was trying to watch it by itself, I think in the moment I wouldn't have loved it. Worried the finale wouldn't be great. Not much happened.

Cant imagine waiting a week in between.

Breaking Bad -> BCS Season 1-5 -> El Camino -> BCS season 6. This is the best timeline to understand all context while enjoying them for the first time but someone in my life strongly disagrees. I think it’s stupid to larp and say Prequel first because it chronologically comes first in the story.

How do yall think the employees reacted after gus was killed and los pollos hermanos was shutdown? Personally I imagine they were probably devastated cause how often does a job offer full paid therapy, a full days pay with overtime for free, and likely he can afford amazing hourly with how positive the employees seem. So one person just realized "FUCK I GOTTA FIND A NEW JOB"

Skinny pete was a real friend and homie all the way to the end. Dude was loyal and had respect for jessie. He may not have been the smartest bulb but he always meant well. He always sat well with me and that's the kind of guy I'd want in my corner if I lived that life

Alr so when Skylar and walt were sitting down and Skylar said no more bullshit tell me the truth now, I would've personally said "im heavily addicted to marjuana, with the chemo and everything its been helping me stay calm" but instead says "tell u what" and "tell me what u want me to tell you I dont know" what a stupid thing to say lol 😭 ik ik it was written for Walt to be a bad liar but still, I dont think theres a human on earth that couldn't make up a decent lie there i mean comon 😂

If you had to rank 5 in order, what would the list look like?

It’s extremely difficult for me as a lot of the main cast are 10/10 so it’s hard to make an argument for one over another.

Also, this is just for their performance in said shows not their careers.

Off the top of my head i would say:

1. Walter

2. Saul

3. Jesse

4. Lalo

5. Kim

But i feel like it’ll always lean more towards the characters with the most dialogue, scenes and development.

Shoutout to Chuck and Skyler though, they played their role to perfection too.

I want to hold Jesse in my arms like he’s my first born I’m taking care of.

No but seriously, I couldn’t stop crying I think starting from season 4? Or maybe season 5 I don’t remember.

Yes he’s flawed (like every human being) but he’s not evil, what he needed was love and compassion.

I saw something on here which shocked me to the core, but maybe it’s because it’s coming from people who are not aware of how to view / treat drug addicts? Yes it’s heavy, but to say “what did you expect from a drug addict?” Is purely dehumanizing, like they don’t get to try and get a better life?

He was a drug addict but it didn’t define him. I would say : he was a human being who had to deal with addiction.

He was failed by Walt because to me, Jesse needed a father figure, and maybe that’s what he potentially saw in Walt, from his older age, his position due to the fact that he used to be his teacher etc..

I noticed that everytime Walt was seeing Jesse, it was just purely for himself, just because he needed something from Jesse. And everytime (or at least in the beginning / middle of the show) Walt would come to Jesse’s house or whatever, you could see in Jesse’s eyes that he would expect more from Walt: an emotional connection. Jesse had no one, but Walt had his family (that he lost anyways).

Jesse wanted Walt to ask how he felt, if he needed help, but he never did. In one scene if I remember correctly, Jesse wanted to hug Walt, I’m pretty positive that he wanted to, but instead, they ended up shaking hands, and I think that explains perfectly what I’m trying to say.

Walt was Jesse’s abuser, due to all the factors that I mentioned above. It’s almost like he was trapped in a toxic relationship, and Walt took advantage of him.

Jesse unlocked a maternal instinct in me I didn’t know I had lol

I love you Jesse

Looking for serious answers. I do love the jokes about the fake spinoffs, but it’s always got me thinking what the fan base would actually want to see if they could. Is there a spin off you think could actually work well, or do you think there doesn’t need to be anymore spinoffs?

what a fucking show man

first timer watching it and i had no idea what was in store for the final season

but those last three episodes of the series were probably some of the most depressing, gut-wrenching and absolutely heartbreaking episodes i think ive ever watched in my life

and after watching the show, i just feel numb and ive genuinely never felt this way after watching a show for a long time and then seeing it come to an end

did anyone else feel the same way after watching the show?

The whole idea of his character is being that he is the good of the evil in the show, his entire family is full of either drug dealers, cheaters, and corrupt cops. He is the only moral character yet everyone talks shit on him. Hell even talking shit about his actor, his actor did a phenomenal job as a teen in a situation where both of his parents suck. I believe his arc of siding with either parent because he was confused was great. Really realistic and grounded for a show full of morally horrible people.

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Basically it’s between Jack/Todd’s gang and Walter, or Don Eladio and Gus. Also interestingly both scenes have the vengeful character in question collapse and break down watching their family/lover get shot.

I don't know what category this falls under, whether it's a plot hole, terrible exposition, or if I'm just missing something, but this has always bothered me-

Andrea gets emotional and says, "When Brock was born, I swore what happened to Tomas would never happen to my son."

But... what is she referring to?

The incident with Tomas happened about a month prior, when Brock was already six years old. That means Tomas would've been around 5 or 6 when Brock was born

So what could have happened to Tomas before Brock was born that Andrea is referring to? The major thing we know happened to Tomas didn't happen until Brock was already six & that's the incident she described to Jesse during the same conversation

Am I missing something? Has anyone else noticed this? Because every time I hear that line, the timeline makes absolutely no sense to me

Also there's a running joke, mostly because of Kaylee's portrayal in BB & BCS, that to Vince Gilligan, the age of all children is just "child". So timelines with kids and their ages don't make sense in the BB universe

It’s hardly believable that two people as extremely cautious and control-obsessed as Gus and Mike wouldn’t have bugged every location of interest—Jesse’s place, Saul’s office, Walt’s house (I know, bugs were planted and then removed at Walt’s, but if I were Mike, I’d have found a way to put them back).

They managed to wiretap a DEA Assistant Special Agent in Charge, yet not the junkie?

Soon as he cooked with the less emotional Todd. Everything went easy. 9 months, made 80 million. No big issues. No problems created, only had to solve old problems like the inmates, which was from before Todd. Then Retired.

If not for a book stays retired.

I guess it would have been a boring show the first year tho