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Ryan

So sad only 2 more episodes

Tjbosslyfe

Just have the tissues ready . I hated that scene with Walt and Skylar fighting over Knife. It's never good for the kids to witness parents fighting .

Timo Pahde

I met a traveller from an antique land who said: “Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert...Near them, on the sand, Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed." And on the pedestal these words appear: "My name is Ozymandias, king of kings Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.” Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822)

thelegend18scholesy

There’s a major pothole in this show and many like it - the DEA is portrayed as preventing drug crime rather than perpetuating it. Hank and Walt, in a realistic portrayal, would have been a formidable team.

memofrancisco283

In the cold open, you thinking Jesse saw a snake which is why he was moving, kicking around so much 😂😂🤣 then realizing, no it’s just younger Jesse being younger Jesse haha Yes, this episode ranks amongst the greats. Especially in context, basically every single episode prior to this one, shows the reasoning of the horrible downfall to explain why it is called ‘Ozymandias’ sonnet poem by Percy Bysshe Shelly Perfection.

Hagrid

You have by far the most balanced and logical reaction that I have ever seen to this episode. As you said, Walt made two really big sacrifices that so many people overlook because they just think he is pure evil: 1. He was ready to give up ALL of his money - everything he has worked for - to save Hank. This proves wrong whoever says his "greed" comes before everything, even his family. 2. He gave up his last shred of humanity in the public's eyes on his phone call to Skyler, so that the police wouldn't suspect her as an accomplice, which she was.

Chris D.

I love that you actually watch and listen to the show. So many other reactors feel the need to say something after every line, and they end up missing important dialogue. You're great! Thanks for all the great content!

EveV

Season 5 really did a great job at redeeming Walt (in a way) in my eyes. It's a love and hate relationship for sure, but he's not all bad <3

Anton Johansson

Trivia: This is the single highest rated TV episode of all time on IMDB.

Gary Morse

Walt blames Jesse for Hanks death, that is why he told Jesse about Jane, to hurt Jesse as he was hurt by Hanks death. If Jesse had left with the disappearer, none of this would have happened. Walt may have been able to die in peace without his children learning he was a drug pin and the family would be wealthy. Before Jesse started working with Hank and Gomez and confessed everything, Hank did not have enough to arrest Walt. Plus Walt had that fake confession dvd holding over Hank's head, and since Walts drug money paid for Hanks rehabilitation, Hank was checkmated. Hank should have known, after 11 men were killed in 3 separate jails in a 2 minute window, that Walt had some pretty nasty allies. To follow Walt to the Indian reservation was foolish, without a swat team for back up. As the head of the local DEA branch, Hank had every authority, to have a swat team accompany him to arrest Walt. Walt actually confessed everything on the phone with Jesse on his way racing to the reservation, and that confession would have been recorded. The swat team would have gotten Walt and his money and could have neutralized Jacks gang. All through this series Jesse has been his own worst enemy. Especially thinking he could outmaneuver Walt. Now he gets to be the slave of Jack's gang.