Full Length Breaking Bad 2x12

Don't simp for Jane bro it's not worth it

Justin

They post new videos far more frequently than most other reactors, so not sure where the entitlement is coming from here. Most reactors are doing 1 a week.

A L

They actually wanting to flush everything that was left but they were tempted into one last hit. tbf, always what people say. There is no actual proof they would have gave it up, especially since they gave in "one last time".

Jamiefishing7

You have to remember they are not just watching BB. They disclosed on the livestream the other day that watching is only 15-20% of the total time of the work that goes behind having a channel like this. So with the weekly 2 episodes being 1.5-2 hours of watch time, that easily adds up to 10+ hours every week. Additionally they're doing those 2 animes. And on top of that they have a movie every 2 weeks which adds another 15+ hours. Then there's bloopers, patreon demi god content and the occasional live stream. It all adds up.

Martin

Why does it take so long to get new bb videos 😮‍💨 at this rate i’ll be watching the finale in a nursing home and miss out on Better call saul completely 👴🏼

Hekz

Addiction is scary and tragic so I understand their reaction but personally I find it devastating especially after knowing people who suffer from it

Guadalupe Rosas

I think the show was definitely telegraphing that they were not in fact going to get clean by the fact they shot up again instead of getting rid of it. There's even a kind of doubt in both their voices when they discuss it, like they don't even really believe themselves that they will follow through on all this so well. Heroine in particular is not an easy thing for people to drop either.

SuddenImpulse

Well I just wanted to highlight that it was supposed to be their last time which. I think S&P thought that right after she said they will go clean that they already broke that promise and took it. Important is the will to go clean. Also Jane showed us already that she can go clean. So who knows. We will never find out the answer

Rey Jr

I think it's a little naive to believe that these drug addicts would become clean when they got more money. I don't think that's how addiction works

Christian

Their plan would 100% not work out. You probably don't have any experience with drug addicts, they don't just decide one day to stop using heroin, it's not how it works sadly.

Milorad

Why were they so creeped out when Jane told Jesse that they would go to New Zealand, be clean and live life free But don’t get creeped out when Walt says to Jesse to go cook some meth I also think they missed the important line where Jane told Jesse that it would be the last time they take the needles because there was little left. After that they would have ended and become clean. That was the plan. Of course we never know if they would have become clean. But it makes the death even sadder knowing it was meant to be the last time taking drugs

Rey Jr

For sure

Rey Jr

It's really great writing, every death Walt was involved in can be justified to some degree. Crazy 8, Emilio, Tuco and now Jane.

Cs Zoltan

Gosh this show is so amazing. How sick of Walt watching another man’s daughter die when he just became the father of one. Wow! Definitely one of the most memorable episodes of the show.

Ailene Evangelista

Always remember this scene, truly scarring, horrible, but wow such a powerful moment of TV. What could possibly make you want to do these hard drugs after seeing such a scene...

Anthony Brown

This is true, that said its a tenuous situation at best. While less likely, things like this can and do happen without some third party intervention. It's one of the dangerous of regular use of such drugs. At the end of the day a lot of the characters played some degree of a part in realizing the scenario that results in her death.

SuddenImpulse

this is a big spoiler for the next episode, please delete/edit your post

Martin

J_Fley .

Krazy 8 might’ve been Walt’s first kill but Jane was Heisenberg’s first victim.

Ersin Günay

I wasn't expecting her to survive once she threatened/blackmailed Walter. I had already moved on quick from that character 1 or 2 episodes before....What was surprising was how the show runners chose to do it.

ChipmunkFF

I'm pretty sure she was just vomiting from nausea caused by opioids, it's not like it was an overdose. Walter could easily have saved her.

Apotheosis

It is tragic but at this point for Walt it's just self-defense. Jane already threatened his family once, even after being given the money, she still persisted in telling walt that she and Jesse would always be a problem that he'd need to worry about. No matter how much they talked about wanting to escape and start a new life, it's clear Jesse and Jane weren't going to deal with their addiction and most of the money in that bag would've gone towards more heroin. In that moment when he forces himself to stop, to let her choke, he's thinking about Jesse potentially overdosing just as well as he is his family. After all, we finally hear walter admit this episode just how much Jesse means to him. "Family" Brian Cranston's performance elevates it to another level. The pain you see from one man whose daughter has just been born watching this young girl die

Jeezleberry

Jeezleberry

Walt kinda killed her accidentally by shaking Jesse resulting of Jane fallin on her back

Rey Jr

Ah yea Walt and his ever growing ego, get out of jail free card on a silver platter, but God forbid the mighty Heisenberg take hand outs from anyone, even himself funneling through his sons website, Walt’s a sick man and I ain’t talking about the cancer

Christopher

You’re entitled to your opinion, just like I’ll choose to believe Walt let her die because he didn’t like someone else manipulating his mule and stealing his work horse but to each their own lol that’s the great thing about this show, so many perspectives for every decision made throughout

Christopher

great catch with the holly foreshadowing pudgey, i didnt even catch that till rewatching with you guys.

MrGuy3000

I love how you guys kept saying "Get rid of her" and "She has to go" to Jane kind of jokingly throughout the episode whenever she manipulated Jesse, only for your wish to accidentally come through at the end of the episode in the most cold-hearted way possible by Heisenberg.

Martin

He’s pretty famous. He has an iconic role in Star Trek.

Roy Koopa

The actor who plays Jane's dad is so good. I don't think I've seen him anywhere else, but he does a lot with very little screen time. You can feel how tired and hurt he is, and how much he loves Jane. I think Spartan might have been going for "practicable." :)

Kate

Waited for your reaction to this one! So excited.

Oslo

Its crazy that its because her father told Walter to not give up is the reason he went back.

Rich Plumb

That scene with Jane was rough. That talk with her father made you really feel bad for her. It reminded you she was just a flawed human.

Robert L

POWERFUL episode. Walter has a newborn daughter with the ep ending in seeing Jane die. The conversation at the bar was an eye-opener for him to reconcile a different direction for his and Jesse's relationship. Letting Jane die was a "hands-off" way to alleviate a BIG issue off Jesse's and his back. I feel so bad for Janes Dad, :(

Eddie House

I don’t care what anybody says: Walter let her die to save Jessie’s life.

Roy Koopa

She wouldn't have choked on her vomit in her sleep if Walter wasnt shaking Jessie and made her roll over on her back.

Tae Kellz

Super impressed that Pudgey noticed the pink teddy bear shows up in the first scene when Walter is at the abandoned motel and the foreshadowing when Walter turns Holly on her side then decides against it later with Jane. Love the theme of Walter's struggle with getting no recognition for what he's earned this episode. It hits hard when Walt first realizes his family can't know he has the cash to pay for stuff like the pool alarm while eating Los Pollos Hermanos. But as the theme continues throughout the episode, like when he shows Holly what he earned, when he sees Walt Jr's website as "charity" and when he turns down all of Saul's suggestions for how to launder the money, it really brings Walter's initial reasoning of "for my family" into question. All of the Machiavellian principles that led most viewers to accept Walter's behavior early on continue to deteriorate. Bryan Cranston's performance was perfect this episode.

Jared

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SuddenImpulse

Ugh.. YES!! Thank you Spudgey.. Just what I needed after watching that shit show the Patriots put on display tonight on Sunday night football here in the states.. Oh yeah, Happy belated Birthday... Tatum!! 😄

PastaDon

Here we go! This should be good

Connor W