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Breaking Bad: Season 5 - Episode 9 & 10 - Patreon Exclusive (Patreon)

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Breaking Bad: Season 5 - Episode 9 & 10 - Patreon Version

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Justin

Hoy ehh!

Chris Henderson

I hope the next show they watch Attack on Titan.

Martin Roca
>>139893635

That woluld be like a dream, they don't do anime for copyright issues i think.

Jeff K

So glad you guys watched that promo. I still get chills.

Maiki

What makes this so special is the fact, that a lot of great shows kinda ruin the ending. Starting great, but leaving most of the viewers unsatisfied. Not this one. From now on, it gets better and better and better. The average imdb rating of the last 4 episodes is 9.85. That would be incredible for any episodes in any season. But for the final 4 of a 5-season-show? That's just outstanding and pretty unique.

Ravi

Episode 9 is directed by Bryan Cranston himself.

Brad Lowry

Simone, here is my favorite Poetry Reading Event EVER! (I tried to find a non-Amazon owned link, but I failed.) It is a Live Event where Garrison Keillor and Billy Collins (one time US Poet Laureate) both read OTHER Peoples' poetry... The final poem read by Billy Collins is my absolute favorite https://www.audible.com/search?keywords=garrison+keillor+dueling

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

Oh man, when the garage door goes down, reminded me of a certain scene in A Bronx Tale, if you know that movie you know what I mean.

Ben

The 'Walt with hair' scenes aren't a full year into the future. Walt turned 51 in episode 4, then in episode 8 the 'Crystal Blue Persuasion' montage depicted Walt's empire at it's peak over the space of a few months, then there was a time-jump from the scene where Walt told Skyler "I'm out" to Hank discovering the W.W. book (note how in this episode Walt tells Jesse he's been out for a month). Simone asked if they aged up Holly in this episode, but in the previous episode she is the first character shown after the time lapse between the aforementioned scenes, showing that time has passed, babies grow a lot in the space of a month after all. So the future scenes are less than a year away, closer to (but probably more than) six months.

Imthecatman

I personally blame Q for the Plane Crash....dude could have just clicked his damn fingers *sigh* ;)

JT

Why were they told to watch the poem now? Not that there are spoilers, but this is a few episodes early

miniature
>>139899705

it was released as a promo for the second half of season 5 before episode 9. so its correct and as it was when it first aired.

Taylor Stuckey

Every single person has the exact same reaction when Hank goes into that interrogation room.

Aye Ready

Hank has lost a lot of weight because he just unloaded a year long dump

Joe D. MacGuffinstuff

The acting is so amazing, all of them, Dean Norris, Betsy Brandt, Anna Gunn, I can't wait for you guys to see the rest, you can't really judge anything until you've seen the entire masterpiece that this show is.

windyWin

Beige they are, indeed. Its gotta be a callback to episode 5 in the first season. Walt finally reached the beige status he always wanted.

Tenwyn

I kind of disagree with George, I like Lydia. The fact that she's not a hardened criminal that wants to see dead bodies makes her both funny and realistic. I don't know if I'd call her a coward, she's just squeamish.

20 16

I dont think George gives lydia enough credit . George is correct in saying Lydia is definitely a coward at times but he 100 percent wrong in saying she is "acting " like she is a king pin that moves drugs . While she isn't Gustav it's very clear she was a essential part in making the biggest drug operation in America. Also I wouldn't say getting down to the ground when there is a gun fight going on even when under ground is cowardly. I'm sure any sane person would do the same.

20 16
>>139902681

I said the same thing. George sounds like he has a preconceived vision of what a criminal especially a drug lord is supposed to be when in reality criminals like Lydia usual last the longest.

20 16
>>139897997

Also hair doesn't fall out because of cancer it's the chemotherapy. So just because he hair doesn't mean he isn't sick

Nathan Jasper, the Artist Formerly Known as Primary

Okay so by the standard you've set George... Lydia's a coward because she has no problem causing violence but can't look at it. She has no problem having other people do the dirty work that she can't or won't do. Okay. So would you then say that that makes Walt a courageous man for watching Jane die as she choked to death? He caused it. He watched it. He shed a tear afterwards even. There's that fine line that a lot of the characters skirt, that little grey area between opposing moralities. That's what makes this show great :)

Max Hassam

"it's called confessions, it's pretty clear" hehe oh you poor naïve souls :P

Philipp Roensch

Simone so on point with Episode 7 predictions :D I love this mode from Hank when he is so professional now and focused on getting Walt. Finally seeing Walt for the first time, great change of expression in the garage there. A long way from the slightly offensive jokester who could not even imagine Walt doing anything like this. The growth from Walt into childish, egotistical mistakes and Hank into a better man is also a big theme for me. Oh Skyler is definitely implicated, in trouble for hiding Walt's secrets for so long, I too want for the kids to be safe, but realistically Skyler would face a lot from this.

Jeff K

I can never emphasize this enough: the character growth with Hank from the pilot, when he comes across as an obnoxious blowhard, to now, when he's proven to be highly intelligent and capable, and is the guy you end up rooting for, is amazing. Obviously that's on the writing, but also massive kudos to Dean Norris. I feel like he's the actor in this show that gets too often overlooked for his incredible performance (since obviously, the attention mostly goes to Walt, Jesse, Gus, Mike, and Saul, so he kinda gets lost in the shuffle).

Cinebinge
>>139904285

no i dont think getting down on the ground is cowardly, its a natural flinching response. in my opinion, her cowardice is in the fact that she has the stomach to order a mass killing, but not look at what she ordered if that makes sense. Walt started off as a white collar suburb dad, killed 2 people (i think) in season 1 and had to dissolve their bodies, then faced off Tuco with a home made explosive detonated at his own feet. different circumstances and definitely not "heroic" but also fairly courageous imo. that being said, i should clarify that to me, and just my opinion, this is her negative trait. her cowardice and every character has at least one negative trait, it does not mean they are bad characters in terms of story telling. just as with Walt, i dont have to like a character to enjoy watching their story.

Ginger

I love that garage scene so much

LazyArtist

Now wait a sec. If Walt hadn't entered Jesse's apartment that time, Jane would not have died. Jane's father would not have died. The people on those two planes would not have died.

Maiki
>>139906502

100% agree. Just looked it up, he didn't even get a nomination for an Emmy or Golden Globe. Definitely would've been deserved for the last season. On a side note, speaking of awards. 2014 Emmys Lead Actor in a Drama Series nominations for Bryan Cranston (won), Jeff Daniels (Newsroom), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), Kevin Spacey (House of Cards), Woody Harrelson (True Detective), Matthew McConaughey (True Detective). Sick year.

Chris Bruneau

the garage confrontation is my favorite scene!! team Hank all the way!!!!!

Chris Noble

You guys need to react to the 2 hour 20 mins documentary called 'No Half Measures - Creating The Final Season of Breaking Bad'. You'll need to hunt down a torrent of it ;) It's great.

Thomas Hilbert

1:04:40 "He already survived death once" He's Jesus H. Schrader xD

Jeff K

With you guys talking about how Escobar had to bury his money eventually, a reminder that I really hope you check out Narcos at some point. It's so damn good. And hey, who doesn't want a little more Pedro Pascal in their lives?

j c

18:03 - "Nothing will ever grow in a 50ft radius again"

Vig

I've been waiting for this for so long!

Josh B

There was a YEAR long wait between episode 8 and the final 8. The Ozymandias promo was for the final 8, not just ep 9.

Daniel Bjork

Yeah back in the day season 5 was split into two seasons, ep 1-8 and then ep 9-16 (so eps 9-16 are really more like a season 6) and the Ozymandias promo was the teaser before they released the 2nd half of season 5 and it was pretty fuckin epic

Jeff K

Man, something that just occurred to me... Simone and George, you guys must be navigating a minefield of YouTube's algorithm trying to spoil you with stuff from El Camino and Better Call Saul. Just from watching your reactions alone, I'm getting so many clips from both of those recommended to me. Godspeed.

John Richards

George, George, George.... Air traffic controllers do not work for an airline, they are governmental. In the US they work for the FAA, in Canada they work for Air Transport Canada.

shaneth138

Jane 100% would NOT have died. Walt knocked Jane onto her back when he was trying to shake Jesse awake. If he never showed up Jane would've thrown up on while on her side.

Honey Hermsen

I don't think Skyler cares about the money or is tempted by the money. She doesn't want her children to know their parents are criminals. Also, (to her) it looked very much like Hank tried to drag Skyler into this by putting the recording device in front of her and not wanting her to get a lawyer.

E. D.

You should´ve watched "Ozymandias Animation", it´s better and the subs are included in the animation.

Kevin Rogers

Make sure you guys are ready to watch the Breaking Bad movie "El Camino". Most people consider it to just be episodes 17 and 18 of the final season.

G P

RE: Ozymandias you guys should check out The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

Ballsac McGee

Counterpoint: Lydia is hot as fuck

Ballsac McGee

I thought my audio was fucking up but it was just simone's cat loudly purring into the mic

K Murray

They did the poem promo before episode 9 because the show had been off the air for a year. That's it. It's a promo.

K Murray

You guys seem to have missed or not accounted for the six-month time jump in S5E8 during the cooking montage. The future stuff isn't more than six months from now.

Anna Komnena

And now for something completely different ... Can we get more shots of Simone locking a sneeze in her nose, please?

Anna Komnena

Also, I feel like S & G are slowly getting to the point where they finally understand why Skyler is so universally disliked.

Henry 4000

that was funny, cute cat simone @ 44:43

idrinkthere4iam
>>139932490

If she never injected herself with heroin she would have never OD. Stop pretending Walt had anything to do with Jane’s death. Jesse was more at fault for contributing to her relapse. If she didn’t die when she did, both her and Jesse would’ve been dread within a month with the amount of money they had.

idrinkthere4iam

Been a minute since I’ve watched the series but I recall every single episode in the last half ending on a cliffhanger. At least it felt that way

Jeff K
>>139945431

I was thinking something mildly disgusting when she was losing her sneeze, since I have a gross way of getting that sneeze every time: take my pinky finger, turn it so the nail will hit the septum, and lightly scratch it until you get that sneeze. Sure, it looks like you’re picking your nose. But it works every single time.

proVaxxer
>>139946086

oh god, not another one. look up what "universal" means and edit your comment.

John

I agree Narcos would be great for a poll for TV shows, none of the adult main characters are innocent here's what we have seen, Walt-we know multiple murders, Skylar-Tax Fraud, Money Laundering, criminal conspiracy, Jesse-Murder, Saul-Money Laundering, criminal conspiracy, Hank-Assault and Battery (beating Jesse into the hospital), Marie-theft

RabidMango

I assume there's copyright infringement preventing the audio from the poem...

Bill B.
>>139906153

Yeah, if Skyler was willing to take $500K to make Ted pay the IRS because she as bookkeeper she would get in trouble, she is fucked if she confesses to Hank. I saw somewhere (maybe I’m wrong) that the whole “a spouse can’t testify against their spouse” is BS. These two are a criminal couple, Skyler is absolutely complicit in laundering millions.

Sara Something

There are probably several things at play here for Skyler. I think from the moment she found out about Walt she’s been in a no win situation. No matter what she does lives are ruined. Second, she said herself in a previous episode she knows she’s guilty too so there’s some self preservation involved. I think she also still cares about Walt. Clearly once he gave up the business she softened towards him. That much money may also play a part but I don’t think that it’s her driving motivation. Also, Lydia sucks.

E. D.

Cranston directed ep 9

Starman Deluxe

I love when Skinny Pete and Badger are just smoking weed. They actually seem like people I'd like to hang out with when they're not smoking meth

dys

I'm still confused how you guys referred to Bill Burr as Canadian in past episodes. He has the most Massachusetts accent to ever Massachusetts.

Dan Holmes

Can I reply to a deleted comment thread? lol I was just trolling you cause we all think Lydia is hot and awesome and you were giving her a hard time. She’s a business woman with the power of a kingpin and the pressure of a drug mule. I find her reluctant criminal character hilarious and unique. That’s all ✌🏻

Imnot Acop

Never knew about that poem. Very cool. ^_^

Rob Church
>>140005859

"we all think Lydia is hot and awesome and you were giving her a hard time. " Who is we?

Anthony De Los Santos

Whenever someone tells me you don’t need a lawyer is when you need to talk to a lawyer the most. Hank was acting like a cop in that scene and not like a concerned brother in law who cared about Skyler’s well being

REDR58

Not sure if it’s been mentioned (I don’t see it here) but “Schraderbrau” was indeed briefly sold: https://schraderbrau.com/ The beer has been sold out for sometime, but you can still buy T-shirts and stuff I think

Ootlander

The scene with Skyler and Hank in the diner is great, you can see her slowly realize that she's not sitting across from her brother-in-law, but a DEA agent.

Deserana12
>>139907869

Why wouldn’t Jane have died? It’s Walt’s inaction that causes her to die, she would have gone into overdose and choked even if he didn’t enter the home.

Adam smith

Please tell me better call Saul is coming soon after you guys finish this 😩😩

Beddoe

When I refer friends to your channel I just tell them "look for 'Touque' and 'Nuke'".

Justin Leone

I always thought it was a little out of character for Jesse to purr loudly throughout that whole interrogation scene. Would have been more plausible, and made for better dramatic tension, if he'd just remained silent.

Justin Leone

I often wonder how Hank and Marie would have reacted if Walt had spun a story that emphasized Walt thwarting Gus' attempts to kill Hank, or crashing his car to avoid making Gus kill him, or taking credit for the phone call warning Hank about the ambush. And he could have pretty easily blamed a lot of what happened in season 5 (like killing all the loose ends) on Mike, who could be presumed to still be on the loose. Because for all the evil shit Walt has done, he has legitimately and secretly had Hank's back throughout the show, even if a lot of his actions inadvertently or indirectly put Hank in danger.

Nick Kessler

I am a huge huge fan of this show. I have watched entire series more than 10 times. I have listened to/watched every interview with the writers and Vince Gilligan. As enjoyable and cool as it is to hear the poem before watching the show It is 100 percent not necessary. I'd even say it only ads to the enjoyment listen to it after you have watched it. Fans are just wak as fuck in my opinion. No offense to mobs. I love all of you on an individual basis. - signed, one of your Patreon's who does not say you listen to this before the episode.

Silent Rage

And the real mystery of Episode 9 is... did Hank take a Dudu, or not?

Thall

Wow, you comment about Sky and Walt being beige... The same as Elliot and Gretchen! Wealth makes people beige. That can't possibly be a coincidence! Rich people are bland as fuck