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Breaking Bad - Hank's Death Scene: Uncle Jack (Michael Bowen) shoots Hank (Dean Norris).
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US Air Date: 2008
Network: AMC
Starring: Bryan Cranston, Dean Norris, Jesse Plemons, Michael Bowen
Director: Rian Johnson
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It's pretty awful how Hank died, but at least they buried him in the ground, surrounded with his beloved minerals.
Its not funny to joke about hanks death. But yes he loved his rocks more than anything else
@@mukhtar.99ruh it's not real life
@@mukhtar.99 it’s not funny to joke about hanks death guys 🤓
😂😂
We buried him on a hill with minerals all around
“He made up his mind ten minutes ago” saddest line in breaking bad history. Respect for Hank.
That line was so real. 😭
@WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE Hank knew that they weren't going to let him live, regardless of what Walter said or did. He's pointing out that despite Walter being the smartest guy he knew, Walter was too dumb realize that they had already long decided to kill Hank, a DEA agent who saw all their faces and knew their names.
Even more than "I watched Jane die"?
@@glasssofOJ yes
Hank was just as happy to slap the cuffs on brother-in-law Walt as he would've been anybody else. It made zero difference to Hank that Walt was family or how it would impact Walt Jr. & Skyler. Not saying Hank should've let Walt slide, he had to arrest him, but his indifference to Walt vs any other drug kingpin showed that Hank was self-centered and only about getting his man to further his career. I enjoyed watching Jack end Hanks ‘career’.
The way Jack shoots Hank mid sentence, then in Felina Walt returns the favor. Poetic justice at its finest
You goddamn right speedwagon
Absolutely. Not to mention the fact that Hank faced it like a man while Jack tried to bargain for his life.
mmmmm, I love me some poetic justice in the morning, it smells like...... fairness.
Never noticed that... love it
Walt returns the favour??I don't get it.
I love how Walt's reaction to Hank's death mirrors Gus' reaction to Max's death. Beautiful reference to Walt's transformation.
Wow, i never realized that till you said it
LITERALLY THOUGHT THE SAME!!
probably says about how there is never a happy ending for people like that
@@emmaviolincovers9547 except when there is. Reality is worse then this show. Good guys die bad guys win Its actually more often the bad guys win long term goals and good guys only hinder that goal but never trully stop it.
@@emmaviolincovers9547 except when there is. Reality is worse then this show. Good guys die bad guys win Its actually more often the bad guys win long term goals and good guys only hinder that goal but never trully stop it.
What I love is that you know 100% that Hank isn't gonna live, but he gets shot so suddenly that it's absolutely impossible to prepare for.
Wouldve been funny if the gun jammed
I knew the whole time he was gonna die, but I figured it was gonna be like Mike's death. How it was kind of dragged out with Walt shooting him and Mike being like "stfu and let me die"
It's impossible
“You’re the smartest guy I ever met but you’re too stupid to see”. One of the all time great lines!
You only quoted half of the line lolll, the missing part is ‘that he made up his mind 10 minutes ago’
@@karelw.4390 Whatever Captain Buzzkill.
@@joshgauve9044 shut tf up your last name is literally a fruit
@@karelw.4390what exactly happened 10 minutes prior to the execution?
@@Sorter_123 that he had made his mind up to kill hank
"You're the smartest guy I've ever met. But you're too stupid to see, your glasses moved by themselves."
They’re minerals
Oh damn you right
lmao
He can lift his head.
As a person who wears glasses, I can tell you that glasses slipping downwards on your nose is pretty common if you're sweating.
I don't see that Hank has forgiven Walt anything BUT I see that Hank realized that Walt cared for him and truly loved him as a family member. In his eyes, Walt is still a criminal but no longer someone he is totally a stranger to. When he found out about Walter's criminal career, he doubted he'd ever known him. Surely he had to assume that all those years together were just wrong and fraudulent. Every nice word. But he realized that Walt was a criminal, but one who still loved his family.
Also it was the first time he showed respect to him by calling him smarter than anyone he knows
Walt doesn't love his family. He could've just taken Gretchen and Elliot's money. He could've been happy with the knowledge that Hank will always take care of his family. Instead he wanted to start a drug empire knowing all the risks that entailed. Including this one. Walt did this for himself.
@@xXscreamingkoalaXx While he may have did this for himself and it’s obvious because he says it himself when talking to his wife later.. But he did love his family. Only problem was he wanted a happy family while building his drug empire at the same time. Just like good and bad don’t mix, you can’t have both. He tried but it turned on him so hard, but to us it’s obvious. But to him in the show? He wanted to work out with both sides, but it would’ve turned out bad either way.
@@xXscreamingkoalaXx he placing his pride above his family does not mean he does not care for his family
@@trytry9992 yeah good point
Hank's death hits the hardest, because he was a hero of the story. His death was heartbreaking to see, since he was the one i was rooting for the last 2 seasons
Never mind the fact that he was cop who used typical dirty cop tactics. No one ever seems to acknowledge this. Not sure why to be honest. Trespass. Assault. Solicitation. Breach of 4th amendment. Yeah. That was all Hank. He was no hero. Just a bloodhound.
@@jonathanhalloran5350 he was a hero. But a flawed one. Still - even though he did few bad things - he acknowledged them and tried to be better - like when he beat up Jesse.
@@jonathanhalloran5350 yea but he’s doing it for a greater purpose the reason he beat Jesse was because he thought he faked his wife being in a car accident
@@jonathanhalloran5350 nobody in the show is perfect
Yeah I out believe that he was the only hero of the series and everyone else was a villain.
Honestly, You can see the moment when Hank, somewhat forgives Walt... After all he gave all of his money away in exchange for Hank's life.
Yes, and it’s heartbreaking
yes finally someone said itttttt
In the script it specifically remarks on how much Hank hated Walt at this point, he never forgives him unfortunatly
@@leonortegaoscar8615 The script doesn’t always tell the whole story.
I see zero forgiveness. He hates Walt
I watched this show as it aired. I’ll never forget the thrill and excitement of tuning in and watching it unfold every week. A few scenes, this one included, will stick with me forever. It was like a kick straight in the nuts when Hank was killed.
thats right....I remember watching all season binging but the last season. That was on every sunday. I think this was the last show I actually would remember what day and what time i had to be home by. it was like the 80's all over again, before dvrs.
I screamed and will neverforget it
I screamed and will neverforget it
Yeah. I got into it right near the end of season 3. Half-measure had just aired. I remember being on the edge of my seat until the season 3 finale aired.....and then the wait was even worse! Show never really stopped being intense as hell, and a great show to talk about on a weekly basis.
I've watched the whole series several times now, amazingly well done show...
There is no realistic scenario that Jack and his boys would have let Hank live. Hank was a DEA agent and his partner Gomey was killed. There was no negotiation to be made. Walt should have kept his mouth shut about the money...
Desperation is a funny thing
@@MDC216 So is arrogance...
@@bryanfrye8770 No it was desperation. How would arrogance be the behavior of choice here
@@mikeysexton1166 Walt was arrogant to think he would be able to negotiate his way out of this. Desperation is valid too. Perhaps it was both.
I tried write a response 3 times and it got erased haha. I respect your view is how im gonna surmise it lol
This is the moment Hezeinburg became Walter White.
Very original. Try coming up with a joke
@@yourdailydoseofnegativity189 try harder!!! Cmon you can do worse than that :>
@Pugna He isnt being negative enough
@@bagseys Completely off-topic, but that profile picture reminds me of the older times
@@roby4504 thanksoe, it does for me too but for different reasons, my Bestie now gf made that for me two years ago
I've literally just realised Walt goes down on his head with his mouth gaping just like gus goes down to his head when watching Maximo's corpse
Can't wait until the overused and constantly misused fad word "literally" goes the way of "Not!"
@@generalyellor8188 Technically, it's not misused. Look it up in the dictionary, they updated the dictionary to reflect the fact that so many people are using the word this way.
@@generalyellor8188 he literally used the word “literally” in the correct context.
@@TheRamstoss Yes but most of us continue to use it in the traditional sense. And it's fair to point those out who misused it often enough the definition changed.
@@thedarkknight9153 it's also fair to point out that people have literally been using the word this way since 1827.
This is the moment that Hank becomes dead
The gunshot we hear was actually the bullet that killed Hank if you look closely you can see him on the ground afterwards. The little details make this scene so good.
@@iforgotmyname1669 you have such a keen eye😂😂
And its such a big reveal here in this scene to find out that ASAC Shrader is actually Hank.
I have no idea how the PI business survive with all these sharp minded individuals out there. They don't stand a chance.
🤣🤣🤣
I find the most poetic part in all of this, is how the ground literally shatters below Walt as soon as his head touches the ground. He truly was Ozymandias
can you explain what does Ozymandias mean?
@@riddhimannmukherjee5956 I met a traveler 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!" No thing beside remains. Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away." - Percy Shelley's "Ozymandias"
@@Saltspicious yeah but what does it mean
@@yato2454 that no matter how great a man is or how vast his empire may be, it’s not permanent
this is the moment walt becomes ozymandias
“You’re the smartest guy I ever met…” It’s like for just that instant they were brothers in law instead of mortal enemies. For a moment they were at Walt’s 50th birthday party again. Still tears me up a bit.
The way I see it, Hank didn't forgive Walt for everything he's done. However, he saw that despite all the horrible stuff, to the drugs, the death, all of it, Walter still loved his family. He was willing to give up all of his money, $80 million, if it meant that Hank could've lived. And even if Jack took that deal and let Hank live, Walter would've been arrested, so there's no way he would've made it back. So, for me, Hank's last words to Walt were just the honest truth. That despite him doing everything in him power to save his life, it was all in vain.
Most people don’t know this but Michael Bowen, the actor who plays Jack in the show, actually improvised Hank’s death by literally murdering Dean Norris in cold blood on set. Vince Gilligan was expectedly left speechless by Bowen’s commitment to his character and top tier method acting 👏
That's a dedicated actor. Truly a good role model for future generations.
VINCE BRAVO VINCE BRAVO
vravo bince!
B R A V I N C E O
Vravo Bince
Writing in this show was nothing short of genius. To have a character like Hank, whom I hated at the start of the show, have such an incredible character arc and make him one of the guys I ended up respecting the most... Just incredible in so many ways. This scene was pretty crushing especially after the moment he had over the phone with Marie. Top shelf.
Same goes for Howard.
I wonder why did u hate Hank at the beginning?
@@unaisahabdat7313cause he did many bad things
@@unaisahabdat7313He said slurs like there were going out of style
@@alyohin8876what bad things?
Supremely well acted.
Walt's face once he falls haunts me deeply. Bryan Cranston can't be praised enough for his acting throughout breaking bad, but that last clip is one of those moments I don't think gets enough attention. His expression alone seems to encapsulate not just immense grief, despair and desperation, but the total accumulation of his actions that lead to that moment; the full weight of Heisenberg's actions are behind it. It was like a moment of true, horrific clarity. Honestly I could rave about just about every second of Ozymandias, but Walt falling over is what I keep coming back for time and time again.
It makes me laugh because of the memes
Cranstons acting this episode was incredible but man him falling over makes me laugh cause of the memes
It also is an opposite of when he kills Gus. There, it was a genious masterplan that played out SO WELL that it made him feel on top the world, like he wasn't the "blowfish" no more (I mean, he had his moments of progressive thougness, but this was the most notorious).
@@Burning_flames9999 That's a good point; like he realized he really isn't invincible and can't out think his way out of any consequence
Gomie and Hank standing off completely out gunned is extremely sad. You know how close those two are and now here they are thrown into the worst situation possible. They go out fighting bravely. Man this show culminated so well.
I just realized, Walt's expression at 2:27 while fallen on his side, after seeing Hank dying, is the exact same Gus makes when Max is executed.
And people say Walt didn't care about his family...
He did, and he also genuinely care for Jesse too. But of course, himself and his ego usually come first.
@@thanakritpenbumrungvong9597 sure. But I've encountered people who've said that Walt didnt care about *anything* but his pride. Scenes like these shut that entire argument down
@@thanakritpenbumrungvong9597 same goes for hank he coud've juts spare walt for the sake of his familly and his familly alone but nooooooooo walt must face the consequences at all costs
@@water-of-life that was done to get Hank off of him. But Walt would rather lose everything, including his freedom and money, than let Hank die
@@khideramira2062 it would have been extremely incoherent with Hank's character and just logically flawed to have Hank just "close an eye" on Walter's crimes
I can't see Walt's sad face without laughing anymore
The memes ruined it
Same
I always loved this meme but i didn’t know the context of it. Then i started watching the show and when I got to this episode a few days ago, I was 100% certain I would start laughing when I see him falling, but I didn’t laugh at all because I was too shocked by Hanks death lol. What a show
I guess im one of the few who didnt think it was hilarious enough to ruin the scene.. But kids will be kids.
@@bobstacks8405 exactly
My favorite scene in breaking bad history. I love the “please” that Walt says at 1:37. It really shows his desperation at a whole new level we haven’t seen before. And the moment Jack pulls the trigger is the moment that everything Walt built disappears.
I wouldn’t have understood the meaning of “please” if you hadn’t written that comment. Quite clever of you. You have my thanks.
@@OliverInternationalwhat?
someone give an oscar or emmy or tony or whatever award to dean norris, just a fantastic actor. a lot of the success of breaking bad is due to his fantastic performance as agent Henry R. Schrader. hope to see him again in the final season of better call saul.
Oscar are for film Emmys are for TV Grammys are for Music Tony’s are for Theatre
@@alexanderthegreat1270 then what's for shows?
@@kaustavchakraborty6811 I would imagine emmys
Unfortunately he didnt get nominations
@@kaustavchakraborty6811 he literally said Emmy's are for tv. did u only read the first line?
Funny that throughout the series, Walt amasses money and power through greed, cruelty and destruction. Thinking it made him 'better' or 'stronger'. Yet, here he has 80million, and is the most feared criminal of the area, and he is utterly powerless. Meanwhile, Hank, who has never compromised and stayed morally good, goes down like a beast. With honor intact and even spitting in the face of evil.
and getting his head blown off mid sentenc-😭😭😭
Hank definitely compromised many times
@@NotAGoodUsername360 Yeah, he didnt give a damn if Pinkman died so long as he could frame Walter... He's just a Fed.
'Stand amongst the ashes of a trillion dead souls, and ask the ghosts if honor matters. The silence is your answer.' - Javik, Mass Effect.
@@MALITH666 ask the ghosts anything and they wont say jackshit wtf is this quote suppose to even mean
Dean Norris's acting as Hank is perfect. To go from unbearable brother-in-law to hero over the course of the series is such a great arc. And here, you can see all the love, resentment, betrayal, pity, dignity... All in his eyes and in the quiver of his voice. I wish he was the lead in more movies
Started off thinking Hank was a dork and goofball and then ended up loving his drive and determination and loyalty to what is right. He was a damn bloodhound.
If Jesse just left this would have never happened. His girl friend would not have been killed by Todd.
Oof this comment is painful to read. Tbh I don't fully understand why Jesse stayed...I mean come on - Brock was still alive n' everythin'
Yeah but you really can't blame him
@@skewdud9140 Yeah he really should’ve just left it alone, what Walt did was messed up but Jesse ruined his life by doing that
Maybe if Huell hadn't pickpocketed him again, Jesse wouldn't have figured out the ricin connection.
@@Onmysheet Yeah but if Jesse had listened to Saul in the first place and given up the pot....Jesse was a loose cannon most of the series and should've been put down seasons before the ricin discovery. He was a good person overall and the crime world was just not the place for him.
"My name is ballsac schrader"
The most dramatic scene in the history
There's a parallel between Andrea and Hank's deaths. Jesse and Walt both had their hands tied behind their backs and could do nothing but cry and watch their loved ones be shot by dead.
And their killers were also killed in similar ways: - Jack shot Hank before he finished his sentence, Walt does the same to Jack. - Todd shoots Andrea from her back, and Jesse strangles Todd from his back.
"You're the smartest guy I've ever met. But you're too stupid to see, these are minerals, not rocks..."
Another awesome thing, or should i say "depressing" thing from this scene is, how there's no music at all when Hank's was shot mid-sentence. Just pure silence, no emotional music in background not even a hint of it. Showing how Walt's world was shattered and went into the void.
just like real life. no music nothing. just you, your enemy, and the total emptyness.
Total punch to the gut right here. Whenever i rewatch breaking bad i always dread the last season because of this scene. But walt gets them back in the end.
Heisenberg always wins
Even with it being the final season, I remember seeing this live and being completely shocked. Hanks death hit harder because he was the good guy that kept his integrity and trying to do the right thing. Walt was the other side of that, his death wasn’t really shocking and didn’t have the same effect. By the time Walt died he had done so much bad and rationalized being a bad person that you almost root for it lol. But you gotta love shows like Breaking Bad and The Shield that try to blur the lines. Because most people are shades of gray.
@Just Some Guy without a Mustache wow what a hater
Bald protags ftw.
Hank accepted his fate like a man. He was an excellent character.
This scene is truly a masterpiece with cleverly underlying symbolism behind it. With the episode named Ozymandias, it cleverly links to the idea of Hank portrayed as dead, and under the ground. Hank morally was a good man, yet although he may have jumped a few hurdles in order to catch Walt, he still didn't give up on the case, which I do have much respect for. Walter on the other hand was greedy and spiteful and only really placed more problems for himself as the series unveiled itself, YET DESPITE all the money he had collected to his name. Hank went down like a true hero. Respect.
The name Ozymandias also hints the leveling of an empire into nothing but sand. A king of kings whose world ended, and was forgotten.
Gotta show respect to Hank for accepting his death straight up. A true soldier.
Im just here because of that Bot from Twitter and I forgot how this scene went
Same
One of the saddest scenes in tv history. Everytime it gets me teary eyed
I've seen the show a few times - when it was airing, a few years ago and I just watched it all again recently. This whole scene was brutal. I felt a sadness for a few days afterwards whenever I thought about Hank. I know it's just a show but I'm human, give me a break. And Gomez - jezuz - he was alive, fighting for his life, then there was a commercial, the show comes back on and he was dead... they didn't even grace him with an on screen death. Ruthless writing.
Never compromise. Not even in the face of armageddon.
“It’s so sad Steve Jobs died of pancreatic.”
@@georgeofhamilton Who's Steve Jobs?
@@Setnochima “Pancreatic cancer.”
this scene was so excellent because you could see hank getting visibly hankier by the minute, building up to the climax where hank actually catches the bullet between his teeth
I got hanks death spoiled to me, yet I still cry watching it
I've watched his death scene before too but still i could hear my heart pounding when Hank was speaking.
This is the moment Jack made up his mind 10 minutes ago
Not sure if this is something the actor was directed to do from the outset or something he came up with on his own, but Jack’s wry, almost appreciative smile around 1:24, following Hank’s defiant comeback, is a really nice touch. The mutual contempt remains, but Jack nonetheless seems to regard Hank as a ‘good sport’ and a worthy opponent in these final moments.
This was the most powerful moment in television period. Well acted by truly gifted actors. It was perfectly done.
Such sad scene, even after all these years.
I really felt an emptiness in the pit of my stomach while watching that scene and how it unfolded. Hank was awesome.
I just realized. This scene parallels the scene/ flashback where Gus’s partner gets killed in front of him too. You can watch both scenes side by side and it’s almost the same thing. Even the way in which Walt and Gus fall to the floor and express their grief. Something I never saw until now.
my favorite scene, the absolute terrifying tension you get seeing the cars, and walter screaming jack to not do this in the car, and i love how it mirrors both gus' reaction to his friend dying. also like jacks death too
Vertigo zoom is such a cool camera effect. Perfect for this scene.
"You're the smartest guy I've ever met. But you're too stupid to see, that they are minerals, not rocks."
I never really rooted for Hank while watching, but this was still by far the saddest death in the show. The look on Walt's face afterward shows so many things. Most notably, the realization that his new lifestyle had permanently destroyed what was once the most important thing in his life.
Finally I can listen to that iconic line without it being censored.
“Sorry man just no scenario where this guy lives” Has so much meme potential
I’m sorry Hank.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
no were not
I'm afraid we're gonna see something similar in BCS S6 With Nacho or Lalo
@henk kees Better Call Saul
@@screentime7798 as in who shoots who? What do you think happens to Kim?
@@walterwhite3143 I don't Think She's dead , maybe She'll leave Saul if he lies to her again or they will agree that she has to dissapear for her own safety
@@walterwhite3143 It's really hard to tell , Maybe Nacho is eventually gonna kill Lalo , but I wish Lalo wouldn't Die but in that case it would be hard to explain why he's not being around in Breaking bad
Nacho is a main role character who will probably meet the same fate as Jesse. Changing identities or moving far away. He may lose his father though.
Morel of the story is never hide all your money in the one place
Just watched the entire episode 14 and can’t express how depressed and denial i am right now that I really can’t process the fact that Hank and Gomez died, probably as confused as Flynn in this episode.
Hank was not a 'hero' but the 'most morally good' of everyone in the series
I love how after Hank dies we get a shot of the cliffs which could be referring to the minerals he had collected
one of the best scenes ever, in breaking bad, and cinema.
I finished breaking bad it’s a true masterpiece rip hank this scene was heartbreaking
Hank should've treaded slightly
What a masterpiece moment of a Masterpiece show!!
Only came here to read the comments, paused it straight away, can't watch that scene ever again, it was heart-breaking.
I couldn’t sleep the night I watched this the first time. Messed me up something terrible. Felt sick for the next two days. So good but devastating.
Uncle Jack is my favorite uncle.
1:43 “You’re the smartest guy i ever met, you’re too stupid to see” this line will always hit different.
“He already made up his mind 10 minutes ago.” Coldest line ever.
The most heart wrenching death scene in TV history
There was absolutely nothing heart wrenching about that scene.
Sorry but the indifference hank has for walt killed my simpaty
@@drexlspivey3047 Maybe because you don't have a heart. Because if you can't feel that, you must be some superior human being that doesn't need a heat to function.
No, it was Maxwell's death scene.. poor Gus
@@drexlspivey3047strange comment
Great performance from Dean Norris here, him dealing with the realization that he is going to die, rocking back and forth for a second before composing himself for his last defiant words on this earth.
The character dynamic between the brother in law super cop and kingpin drug lord is amazing. Both of these actors killed the role and were perfect. The directors did a great job of projecting the humanity on both sides. Here the collision of cumulative decisions meets their end.
Hank knew at the end Walt was just lost in the sauce. But Walt throwing up every dime for Hanks life show’s it was all about the Pride and the race; had nothing to do with the money really
1:25 I think Jack admired Hank's courage
Doubt it. He was happy to toy with someone before they gave up.
"My name is ASAC Schrader" is just sooo badass.
Jack is so cold blood. He shot Hank right after he finished his last sentence😢
Hank didn't finish .
he didnt even got to finish his sentence
Don't worry guys, Hank revived as soon as he heard that Marie intended to sell her mineral collection.
Hank was buried with his minerals and they ended up resurrecting him
BB best cast, script, cinematography, stunts, special effects of anything ever on television.
Stunts is a bit too much, don't you think?
i wonder what marie did with his rocks after this
Minerals you sussy baka
Min-er-als gods damnit
Legend has it she drove to Vegas and got rid of them at Pawn Stars.
Arguably greatest scene on television history
Have you watched every scene in television history? Or even .000001% of them?
@@justinmuraya4381crawl space
@@generalyellor8188 there's only like 10 shows that would be in consideration for having the best scene in tv history, so it's really not that bold a claim
@@haydeng3541 fr most tv shows are crap anyway
This is the moment where hank becomes a dead person
Director of this episode Rian Johnson told the prop team to make puzzle pieces and place it as the surface where Walt's head falls to make it look like its falling apart when Walt's head hits the ground and dust comes out...visualizing the moment everything fell apart for Walt.
Dang man Hank was my 2nd favorite character he was a hard working talented man
Best show ever made. Nothing as hit as good as Breaking Bad.
on of my favorite scenes
I really feel Walt's sorrow... He loved Hank like a brother-in-law...
I would not complain one bit if we got an exact rerun of this show from Hank’s perspective
This is the moment Walter White became a SUSSY BAKA.
@The Greek Hero Well that's just like, your opinion, man.
@The Greek Hero You've obviously never seen the Big Lebowski, dipshit.
@The Greek Hero U ARE DENSE
@The Greek Hero greek hero...such a sussy baka
@The Greek Hero yes it is
One of the saddest scenes, gotta say this one and when Jesse is freed that really gets me.
Hank’s death made me sad and it’s something I will never forget but when you think about it Hank technically brought this on himself even though it’s his job in capturing people like Walt he was so determined in capturing Walt before he succeeds in his plan to use his cancer to kill him to escape his comeuppance and jail it made him rash, careless, hasty, overconfident and kind of hypocritical like when try to convince Skyler to testify against Walt as a way to protect her and the family but Skyler was around Walt long enough to easily see through his lie and knew he wanted the glory in being the one who brings in her husband which could be another reason why Skyler broke down she probably felt like she was truly alone and that everyone is willing to lie to her just as much as Walt. I feel like if Hank was cautious and wise in his pursuit of Walt he would’ve have lived
THIS SHOW IS A MASTERPEICE!!! RESPECT FOR HANK!!!
it felt like yesterday when i watched this scene the first time.. still feel the echo of that shot run right through my body.....
I just noticed that Hank finally called him smart after years of treating him like the dark crayon.
The 80 million being offered you can tell that Hank knew that Walter loved him.