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Aye Ready

Mr White's gay for me. Everyone knows that

Aye Ready

Feta in a jar? What is happening in maple land?

Helly R

We at endgame now.

Charlotte Drolet

OMG! Simone just made me cold! Thank God I live in the south.

Stugotz

We know that Saul and Huell took the ricin cigarette because they revealed it in episode 1 of this season. Remember during that "you're done when I say you're done" scene.

Aye Ready

Todd kept Drew's tarantula

Pam Nail

Fans used to call Todd/Jesse Plemons "Meth Damon." (I hope I'm not the millionth person to mention it, but George calling Todd "off-brand Matt Damon" made me think of it.)

Aye Ready

Walt hadn't seen Jesse the day the ricin cigarette was taken. He knew that would be too suspicious. He had Saul call Jesse into his office and that's when Huell took it. Walt then planted the fake cigarette in Jesse's Roomba after it was revealed that it wasn't ricin that Brock had ingested, convincing Jesse that he had simply lost the ricin cigarette in his house.

Ketzalborne

hope you both had a wonderful relaxing break

Martin Roca

There is a moment in this season when Walt goes to Saul office to recover the cigarette, and then he goes into Jesse's house to plant it on the roomba.

E. D.

DOP Slovis directed ep11 ps: cute how simone‘s holding the cat like a baby

Ginger

I never heard that but watching the show back then I always thought they kinda look alike. Funny to learn that that's actually a thing. xD

MacGuffinStuff

Jesse Plemons is kind of awesome. Todd sucks of course and but you have too see Jesse Plemons in Game Night with Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams, that's a fun movie and he's perfect in that; and in Fargo season 2, which is where he met his future wife Kirsten Dunst, the only happy Fargo story there is, no but he's great in both and I highly recommend both. Oh and he was in The Master, but Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix kind of overshadowed everything ever in that movie, strange as it was, they were so good.

streetduck

Walt should have cooked purple meth and not blue so Marie would be on his side

JV KB

Fargo Season 2 is my favourite season of television ever. And Plemons is amazing there. Would love for them to react to it at some point.

Chris B

Ep 02 S05 - Saul gives the ricin back to Walt and talks about Huel stealing it off Jesse. That was just before Saul tells Walt "we are done".

Ian

Simone nailed that at around 41 minutes, great call

Honey Hermsen

I might be the only one here, buttfuck it: I really don't like the random talking at the beginning. I would like some more talking about what happened in the last episode though

Zoran24

IMO I think Skyler is broken from the manipulation and danger to her family that she thought was done with. To me shes just a victim trying to survive at this point.

Henry 4000

no George, its a Mexican sit down

J. Valentine

Credit to Simone for figuring that out really quick, even tho George accidentally made her doubt herself. Stop Doubting yourself simone!

Stugotz

Just skip past it dude, it's not like you're forced to listen to it. That's what I usually do, I listen for a bit and if their discussion doesn't interest me I skip straight to the reaction.

Bill B.

“Discount Matt Damon” 😂😂😂😂

Chris Bruneau

you both need to prepare yourselves, the next 2 episodes are some of the greatest television drama ever filmed!!!

Actuarial Lurker

Does the guy in the Mexican place have enough "flair" like Office Space?

Silje

Skyler has been emotionally and psychologically manipulated, traumatized and abused in a domestic violence stockholm syndrome situation from her husband whom she cannot escape without hurting her children - for over a year, and you're calling her a bad person because of her very understandable survival tactics? A fearing for her life and the lives of her kids, mentally broken down victim in a fight-flight or freeze situation? "Just as bad as Walt" is a crazy victim-blaming statement and that's pretty disappointing since you've always seemed to have a decent grasp of the psychological mechanics behind the writing of her character. She can't fight and can't flee, so she froze. It's survival for her.

Bill Campbell

Babylon 5 was a 90's Sci-Fi TV show that went 5 seasons. Everyone said it would fail because it was sci-fi and not Star Trek; it has its moments.

Ootlander

While I agree she's not on the same level as Walt, she's 100% a criminal and deserves to go to prison with her husband, just not for as long. 1. She was cooking Ted's books, which is a felony, long before she even suspected Walt was up to anything illegal. 2. She had multiple off ramps, most obvious being the signed divorce papers, but she decided to not only stay in the marriage, but help pay for Hanks med bills and run the car wash to launder the money, despite Walt trying to talk her out of it. She was a victim, she chose to become an accomplice. The situation she finds herself in now, is not just the fault of Walter.

Deadly Ramon

This is the episode where I started regarding Hank as a bad guy, no better than the drug manufacturers and cartel leaders depicted throughout the show. I already didn't like his habit in earlier episodes of pressuring suspects into waiving their right to remain silent until they've consulted an attorney, but his putting a key suspect in harm's way with no regard for the suspect's safety shows his callousness and possible sociopathy. A high level DEA agent who acts as if the end justifies the means is not an exemplary law enforcement official and certainly not a hero.

TechPriest

Well shit. Now there's no chance Simone will agree to watch Old Yeller.

Stugotz

She's kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place. She knows she's complicit in a lot of Walt's activities and she'd definitely go to prison so she feels the best option for both her and her kids is to just wait it out since Hank really has no proof at this point. I think the fact that Walt's cancer is back also makes it easier because if Walt dies then hopefully this whole ordeal dies with him.

Jay Willis

People also forget his casual and often bits of racism and prejudice in earlier seasons. We of course sympathize with him after all the incidents, and come to understand that Hank cares about the law and wants to enforce it and has good intentions, but he's a very flawed person who does questionable things as well. He is by no means perfect, but I think his intentions are good so I don't necessarily consider him a bad person or a bad guy, but rather a flawed individual trying to do the right thing.

Honey Hermsen

I think Hank is totally right about Walt needing Jesse to believe he is not an evil person. Also, Hank is kind of terrible here. He js just setting up Jesse, he doesn't care about him at all. He only cares about bringing Walt down, even if that means Jesse has to die for his goal. So yeah, he is pretty mean. Don't trust cops who try to 'help you'!

Dan

Came here to say this. In 4x12 "End Times", we also see Huell pickpocket Jesse (he briefly stuffs a single fist into his own jacket), and Jesse correctly deduces that it was Huell who stole the cigarette during the pat down at Saul's office. We literally see Huell do it again in 5x11 "Confessions" as Jesse is leaving the room. When he succeeds, he nods at Saul and Saul acknowledges the job is done. So basically Saul left the room to tell Huell to both drop Jesse off at the disappearer's point, and also to grab the dope so the disappearer will pick Jesse up. When he returns to the room, Huell already knows what to do. Then, at the pickup point, Jesse realizes he was pickpocketed twice and that Saul was ultimately responsible both times.

China Andronicus

George has way too solid a line on Jesse. Has he done some awful shit? Yes, but the worst one was to save both him and Walt. His attempt to sell drugs to people in recovery was when he was at rock bottom after losing Jane and convinced he was “the bad guy”, incapable of goodness, and it lasted like two weeks. They were horrible acts but people are capable of redemption. Hank in episode 12 says it doesn’t matter if Jesse lives or dies, so long as he gets it on tape, but you don’t consider that mean?

Actuarial Lurker

Or Skyler faced with real jail time gets desperate and goes along

Dan Holmes

How on earth did george forget the Huell Ricin Pickpocketing? it's literally one of the most important plot points of the entire show lol And they started off this season revealing Saul's involvement Guess a good Greek food wipes your memories haha

Light Movies

Nice touches, like showing Hank behind the bars while he's talking pro Jessie's death, are gold.

MasterElodin

Regarding the temperature in the intro: I mean depending on when it was 7 degrees for you of course but in Germany we are also hovering around 10 degrees currently in some parts. But apparently we are on the same latitude as northern Canada so it makes sense I guess. Sucks either way lol

K Murray

Just a little piece of trivia for Simone in case she hasn't been told yet: the actor who plays Kenny, part of the Nazi gang, played Tara's brother on Buffy the Vampire Slayer in S5E6 "Family."

ContinuousXIII

its Tuesday, its Tuesday, my favorite day of the week because of this

Shonnicus

"I am King of Kings"

Philipp Roensch

Simone is perfectly correct on how the ricing cigarette got taken, and now that Jesse is connecting the dots and seeing through Walt's whole manipulation, he finally snaps and can stand up for himself. It's such a great payoff for his character, but also tragic that it had to go this far. Skyler is still fine in my book, I belive she feels rightly awful about the video and is not just floating the idea of killing Jesse out of her hypocrisy, but to get Walt to admit to his. Walt keeps saying nobody is in danger, nobody will die, Skyler can see the writing on the wall though, it is past 12 in terms of danger and someone will have to die. If Hank looks mean with some shadows, what did Walt look like fully submerged in darkness talking to Skyler?^^ Hanks is just on his focused A game, I love it! The delivery when he learned the money was used for his medical bill, best "jeezus Marie" of the show :D.

RabidMango

I appreciate the episode opening up with Todd bragging about the train heist. Ya know... after killing the kid to make sure no one outside the crew ever heard about the train heist.

Vwlss Nvwls

I think that opening scene with them in the restaurant was to show how normal they consider the crimes they commit, like it is just another day of working.

Kevin

Watch I Love You Man please

ProIndy

Can't believe there's only two weeks left. I hope you get to Better Call Saul sometime in the near future. And of course watch El Camino too at some point.

Vwlss Nvwls

If you look at Huel's hand when Jesse bumps into him, you can see him reach into Jesse's pocket.

Ryan Cali

In episode 14 keep an eye out for Hollie's performance. Best acting by a 18 month old in the history of cinema/tv!

Shane Driscoll

I bet that food service workers in the Breaking Bad universe have their own subreddit where they just swap stories about weird, suspicious interactions they've had with customers.

The scent of film and TV is all over this RUM. Smells like freaking tee ah WANNA

🖤George saying they should have gone into meth instead of youtube. Meanwhile, in an alternate universe, George and Simone have a meth empire called AmphetaBinge. Instead of a lot of their merch featuring them as little kawaii style cinnamon buns, they're cute little kawaii blue meth rocks... adorable, I know.

Dan Holmes

So curious for how george is going to interpret the scene immediately preceding that one :)

DinChild

Man, if Jesse didn't give in to his paranoia...

Mitchell Bowker

To say Skyler is as bad or WORSE than Walt is an overreaction. As far as she knows, Jesse is a threat to her and the life of her children. She is terrified, not just of Jesse but the ramifications that will befall her and her family because of Walt's actions (and terrified of Walt himself. Yes, she is definitely an accessory to his crimes, she is culpable. But she is actually doing what Walt so often claims to be doing: protecting her family. If there is anything that will push a mother into wanting someone dead, it would be to protect the lives of her children. She's a momma bear protecting her cubs.

REDR58

Yep, as of right now where we are with the story, she is doing what she has been doing all along since finding out about Walt: "Are we in danger? What are you doing to protect us?" And more than once she has seen signs that Walt is blowing off her concerns, lying to her or both. She is just telling him to do whatever it is necessary to do to protect the children and the family. And she did mention how making the "confession" video was "horrible."

REDR58

Agreed on all points. She said as much about the video that it was "horrible" (I think that was the word she used?).

REDR58

Yeah completely ignoring what Hank said there is a little strange!

REDR58

Yeah I think that tarantula is there just to remind Jesse about the one Drew had in the jar that he saw after Drew was killed.

Gucci

George is so green. He’ll rat you out over a bag of chips lol

Nothing Here to See

Do you plan on releasing House of the Dragon Season 2 episode by episode here? (as extra content, of course) I wasn't a Patreon at the time of season 1.

Christoph Plank

These reactions are pretty terrible, to be honest. You forgot A LOT of important information, even though people warned you that would happen if you took pauses. I guess George only likes competency in others.

Khan1001

Damn, almost at the end, its been great watching this incredible show again with you guys but don't think you guys are ready for whats to come!!!

Alex Ch

Hi guys. I haven’t really been following along with the latest season of Breaking Bad. Have George and Simone talked about what’s next?

CD

Just wow! I’ve been fortunate, in that…while I loved this the first time around; for whatever reason, I haven’t re-watched it…2, 3, 5, 10 times over like some of my favorite shows. So I’ve had the pleasure, of a pretty fresh re-watch…with G+S. Interestingly enough…I had forgotten the later episodes, more so than the earlier ones; and I’m just re-amazed at how strong this is finishing. Maybe even to the extent, that I’d be ready to rate this “best show ever”…supplanting The Sopranos in my book. Speaking of which…I know for some of us, it’s going to be the Better Call Saul and OTHERS poll. And I’m going to strongly root, that they take a break from that universe…and maybe go with The Sopranos. But lately, I’ve been really thinking they’d LOVE Ozark (if it could be a contender). Let’s get behind, some of the really good dark horses; like Ozark…or Barry!!

Khan1001

Yes, I love BCS but a break would be good, Sopranos would be awesome or Yellowstone, think they said they would do a poll when they finish BB

Allen Pass

You have to admit, Walt really did love Jesse like a son... in his own way. He vehemently opposed Saul's idea, and did not agree with Skyler's suggestion either. It wasn't until Jesse threatened him directly did he give in to what everyone else around him wanted...

Jeff K

Now that you've watched the scene with Hank and Marie watching Walt's "confession," I highly recommend taking a minute out of your days and watching this because it still never fails to make me laugh (it's an edit where the DVD is actually a scene from Malcolm in the Middle): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVq_4BA5DQ George, if you happen to see this and Simone doesn't, you should tell her there's an alternate version of the scene that was released and give her no other context. The reaction would be gold.

Anthony De Los Santos

I get what you were trying to say simone 😂 While i wouldn’t refer to hank as a meanie, i think he’s in his own way “breaking bad” in the latter half of this szn. His complete disregard for jesse’s safety as well as his history of bending the law to fit his needs makes him a very grey character at times. Like hes clearly the good guy in this scenario but even the good guy of breaking bad is pretty bad at times

Khan1001

Hank has Tunnel vision now, he just wants to get Walt no matter the cost at this point, also, from Hanks point of view Jesse is just that junkie criminal which technically he is but obviously we all like Jesse and want him to get out of this mess because hes not a bad person and compared to Walt he's an angel.

An Inanimate Fucking Object

I think the huge reversal on Skylar to “worse than Walt” is a bit much. Yes, she’s gotten caught up in all these things and she has for sure taken a dark turn. But keep in mind, she doesn’t know Jesse like we know him. All she knows is that she and Walt have already sacrificed so much (morals, family) that she feels like at this moment they can’t turn back, and she knows that Jesse was Walt’s criminal associate who tried to burn their house down and might do so again or worse. She doesn’t know he has a heart of gold. They can’t call the cops. And she’s worried that all of this will be for naught and perhaps he even seriously hurts or kills their family. She’s absolutely in the wrong, and should be turning back. And I agree that she is worse now than she’s ever been before in the show. But she is nowhere near Walt’s level

Jonah Bertorelli

Remember Saul said "Huel could have broken it and killed everyone in the office. He has sausage fingers!" and you had a good laugh at sausage fingers, that's why Simone remembered that Saul had Huel lift it.

Jonah Bertorelli

We disliked Skylar in the first couple seasons because we were Walt Stan's. The cheating, and then now the later season hypocrisy only fueled our dislike for her. lol

Wrwemi

The thing about liking Walt during all the show, and even wanting him to succeed, is that you have to remember when the show aired. This was the golden age of antiheroes (Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad, Boardwalk Empire, to name a few) After decades of "safe" TV, where the main character had to be a good dad, a good cop with morals, a good doctor, etc, people loved that we were shown more complex charachter, with flaws, or even straight vilains. This is not an endorsment of Walt's action, just a fascination with an awesome and new character.