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Breaking Bad 5x6 Reaction [Early Access]

🕑 Added 2024-05-03 22:47:37 +0000 UTC

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Brian Strickland

You’re right, Saul is good, you’re going to LOVE that series!

Kailyn + Eric

NO WAY 😱

Slippin’ Billy

The song that Walt was whistling is “Lily of the Valley”

Kailyn + Eric

so true 😅

Joshua Johnson

Back when you guys were doing season 4 and talking about the humor lol I commented telling you guys to enjoy it while it lasted 🤣🤣 the opening to this episode is so chilling

Annie Rossi

Sorry! Didn’t mean to be a spoiler

Dan

No need to tell the reactors what to expect from the rest of the season...

Kailyn + Eric

that scene was so memorable 😅😂 and ironically awful

Kailyn + Eric

thanks for clarifying! going to be wild 🤯 we are nervous haha

Ravi

I noticed the clever editing this time :)

Annie Rossi

This episode is the Beginning of the End of Breaking Bad because with the death of that little boy Jessie changes. For the rest of the show to the very end we have a different, harder, more desperate, dark Jessie. Walt also shows his descent in evil with his cold rationalization of the little boy's death.

Mike Minerals

Can you imagine an episode starting out so grim and also making us laugh with the Jesse table scene? Can't wait for you to get to the S5 mid-season finale next week. AMC did such a good job in hyping it up -- this was before it was all on Netflix, of course -- AMC would live-broadcast a Breaking Bad marathon starting out early in the day and leading up to the season finale in the evening. (Does anyone have cable TV anymore?) Millions of people would be anticipating the episode at the same time and watching "together"... I really kinda miss these types of events, as Amazon/Netflix/Hulu just dump an entire season at a time of new shows, but maybe I'm just old-fashioned. Anyway, there's a mid-season finale with ep 8 -- with a year in between -- and then a series finale with ep 16, in case you didn't know.

Terri

That Jesse dinner is something else. I understand it's one of Aaron Paul's favorite scenes. I don't have to tell you it's going to get crazy. When you watch the first few episodes of season one, you can really see the contrast of what Walter White has become. It's jarring. It's good character pacing. And to think that that they were going to kill Jesse off in the first season...Considering he's a drug manufacturer/pusher, he seems to be the only one with a conscience/heart, though Mike knows when to call it quits.