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Salud | Breaking Bad: 4x10 | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2026-06-25 15:00:16
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2026-06

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Gus finally got his revenge....... but at what cost??

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David Trumble

My favourite Walter Jr. episode. Being forced to grow up too soon by things he doesn't understand. A beautiful performance of a deceptively difficult role to get right.

Ron White

The reason Jesse, Gus and Mike are not wearing body armor is because it would never be allowed inside Don Eladias' secure compound. There is no body armor that is light enough and thin enough to be concealed under their light weight clothes. Don Eladias army of professional thugs and mercenaries would have spotted it and confiscated it immediately. Besides it would be useless against the volume of heavy duty firepower they would be facing if things 'popped off'. I dont think the poison is ever named. I'm not sure if this is for safety reasons to keep idiots from imitating the stunt in real life or it's just a made up cool gag for the plot twist. Any way there is nothing avaliable about it on the main internet and I dont know that it would be a good idea to dig too deeply on other parts of the internet to find out. While there are a couple of other poisons named in the show the information on them is readily available and they are not used in this trick/stunt capacity. This issue has cropped up a few times over the years . In the 1950 film noir DOA , the protagonist ( Edmond O'Brien) is given a slow acting mysterious poison that gives him just enough time to solve his own murder before dying. The producers insisted the poison was real but refused to name it for fear of its misuse. In 1970 the original Hawaii Five O TV series aired an episode dealing with with an auto asphyxia death. There was allegedly a real life death or injury when someone tried to imitate it and lawsuits were filed. While this has not been verified what is not disputed is that this episode has never aired on TV again nor has it ever been included in any syndication packages or consumer video releases of the show. I dont know if you are familiar with Mythbusters but in a show retrospective they stated that they stayed away from a couple of serious topics because the information would be too dangerous if it were made public.

Rob Jaycox

The pills Gus takes are activated charcoal pills that can "soak" up poison and delay the reaction of the poison. And like Ron White above said, for legal reasons, they probably won't name the poison.

Blink More

I was starting to price that pool and waterfall until you said "considering i dont have a back yard" ... yea that might be the first financial hurdle tbh :P

Clay F

Excellent episode.

VOCFM

on my third or fourth watch through now and I like Walt Jr a lot more now then I did before. Hes such a good actor and Walt Jr shouldnt be expected to be anymore than he is

VOCFM

They only taught the entire world how to make ricin and taught about lily of the valley, so im not sure that talking about the name of that poison would be that bad lol