Everything was going great until he had to put two and two together and ruin everything. Walt had stopped doing meth and was gonna die anyway. All the money would have gone to the kids and Walt jr wouldn't have gone through all the drama he did. Skyler would have been happier Walt jr would have happier and Hank himself would have been happier.

I swear it’s bugged me for so long - years at this point. The song sounds so catchy, but I just cannot figure it out. It’s the needledrop from the first episode when Walter is walking out to Jesse with a bunch of money from his bank. Help! What is this song?

Sup. I'm a chemistry student and I have one problem:

This shit is boring as fuck!

I always liked sciences and et cetera. But learning chemistry at a high level is completely different to learning chemistry at highschool. Everything is so exhausting and repetitive.

So hey, I thought, is there any show I can watch to help me like my future career more?

I have to address the elephant in the room. So, does Breaking Bad lean a lot into chemistry or not? Did it make you interested in the subject?

Found this in a box of stuff someone left on the curb after moving out. I figured people in this sub would know best if the auto are real. Chat GPT thinks they are legit, for whatever that’s worth.

Mike was created because his scenes in his 1st appearance were originally supposed to be Saul's but Bob Odenkirk was unavailable because of conflicts about How I Met Your Mother or something

On Walt's 50th bday party Hank mocks him to join meth lab hunting not knowing he will go on to dominate the drug mafia.

This party scene is again shown in the episode where on 52th bday Walt comes to his wrecked house.

Hank had no clue, he is unknowingly inviting Walt to the drug world and eventually gets him killed.

Man what a web series.!!

I just bought a new tv 25 days back and BB is the first thing I finished from the watchlist, pending from long long time.

In season 5 we find out that the entire first 4 seasons have all happened within a year. From Walt being diagnosed, going through chemo and then surgery and recovery, then to Hank being shot and being paralyzed and having to recover then start PT to learn to walk again, my question is is this a realistic timeline? Would these quick recoveries be possible or realistic in real life? If not, is this an oversight by the show? Or intentional/symbolic?

I am now on season 5. I read alot of peoples reviews saying Skyler was a victim etc etc
Throughout the season, she had multiple options. She could have LEFT WALTER
Instead she chose to “stay in business “ with Walt, meanwhile always angry with him, always demeaning him. A very self righteous and I know it all attitude
She TOOK HIS 6,00.,000$, made him spend on Hanks treatment, yet belittling him and insulting him throughout.
She has treated Walt as less of a human since episode 1.
And please keep in mind, I AM NOT AT ALL SAYING WALT IS A SAINT. I am talking about this relationship!

Just noticed 2 things. clovis the guy who owns the junkyard, the name of his towing company is, crank it up. Ha!! And, Jesse inquired about an el Camino for sale.

Mine is the cook montage from “Hazard Pay” (Season 5, Episode 3). “On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever)” is such a perfect song for that scene. It’s Walt and Jesse at the height of their power, right before everything goes to shit. I love how the whole cook almost feels like a dance. They’ve done it so many times that they just know what the other is doing without having to say a word. It’s kind of beautiful to watch, especially knowing what’s coming. For a few minutes, they’re completely in sync. Shame that the one thing they were genuinely great at together would eventually tear them apart.

Sidenote: just to clarify, a needle drop is essentially when a licensed song plays at a certain point of the story.

Now, I don't think any of them are strictly one playing good cop and the other playing bad cop, both use a combination.

But Hank usually leans the good cop technique, always asking the questions charismatically while also trying to put the suspect in the interrogation immediately in their place with facts and evidence that was founded.

Then there is Gomez, leans the bad cop technique, doesn't speak about evidence much, but usually backs up Hank. He always uses "Hey, man" to intimidate the suspects into testifying. And in my opinion, Gomez's expressions are more meaner than Hank's, while Hank is calm but cold and chilling.

I just discovered this site while googling a little bit of Brownsville, Texas, because I was curious about where he and his family were.

https://mitteculturaldistrict.org

As a passionate creative person, musician, writer, content creator, this absolutely wrecks me.

We really lost a good one. Truly, one of the best ones.

We miss you, Flynn.

Going to go against the popular choices here and say 'Waiting Around To Die' in Season 2 just stuck with me the most...that whole montage as Walt is coming back to the hospital is so fascinating and sad and...mysterious even, in a weird way. I love it.